Podcasts about sarwa

“ Panganan mutune asor ora bisa diolah dadi getih sing apik” “ Jabur 141 minangka unjuk pandunga kangge Pangayoman saka pacoban ing njero lan saka njaba”

Welcome to The Legacy Warriors Podcast! Highlighting and breaking down the two best feeder leagues to the big show, LFA and Cage Warriors. THIS PATREON IS FOR THE FIGHT LINK DATABASE, NOT MY PICKS/BETS/WRITE UPS.

Send us a textWelcome to this episode of Money Majlis where Suvo Sarkar debates the impact of “The Great Wealth Transfer” with two leading professionals from the industry, one an incumbent and the other a challenger: Maurice Gravier, chief investment officer, Emirates NBD and Mark Chahwan, founder & CEO of Sarwa. Are millennials more interested in good advice for investing, or in best-in-class digital channels for self service? Do next-generation investors prefer choice or focus? Should wealth managers create specific products for younger customers? Is ESG investing a passing fad or an important trend? And will digital apps soon take over from human Relationship Managers? Sarkar, Gravier and Chahwan discuss these and other topics like long-term investing versus short-term trading, simplicity versus complexity, passive versus active funds and crypto versus gold. As USD 100 trillion changes hands in the next 25 years, what does the inter-generational mean for the wealth management industry? Listen in to make your own conclusions.

In episode #29 of Fintech Underground, our CEO, Yoshi, speaks with Mark Chahwan, Co-Founder and CEO of Sarwa about the following topics: 0:00 - Why Sarwa built Sarwa Trade as a way to give their customers more control over their own investing and trading decisions. 4:00 - Why Sarwa has focused on building a robust product suite before expanding into new markets. 10:00 - The impact of adding options to Sarwa's product suite and how options trading has been a growing trend. 15:00 - How COVID sparked a global interest in investing and asset ownership. 19:00 - The growing trend of increasing access to markets beyond the U.S. exchange. 29:00 - What Mark feels is the hidden gem of the fintech world. Thank you for listening to Alpaca's latest episode of Fintech Underground. You can find the YouTube video and transcript here: https://alpaca.markets/learn/how-sarwas-options-trading-and-product-diversity-has-helped-them-scale-quickly

“ Panganan mutune asor ora bisa diolah dadi getih sing apik” “ Jabur 141 minangka unjuk pandunga kangge Pangayoman saka pacoban ing njero lan saka njaba”

In this episode, Nadine Mizher, co-founder of Sarwa, opens up about her mission to transform investing in the Middle East, making it within reach for everyone. From humble beginnings in Dubai to a thriving community of 180,000 users across the region, Nadine shares Sarwa's journey of growth, resilience, and relentless innovation. We explore the heart of Sarwa's offerings—robo-advisory, self-directed trading, and high-yield savings accounts—and discover how Nadine and her team are harnessing AI, NFTs, and crypto to shape the future of investing. This conversation goes beyond growth numbers; it's a look into Sarwa's shift from Dubai to Abu Dhabi to align with regulatory challenges, its vision for building trust in emerging tech, and its focus on customer experience. Supported by powerhouse investors like ADQ and Mubadala, Sarwa is carefully charting a path for expansion while staying true to its mission of democratising finance. Join us for an inspiring, future-focused discussion that unveils the dynamic forces driving Sarwa's success and what's next in the world of accessible investing.

Pavel Durov says he doesn't own any yachts, land, or real estate. Why? Listen to find out. Plus, the missing link when it comes to Emiratisation, Tabby and Rasan's rivalry, and Sarwa's crisis management after that $122,500 fine

Sarwa, a startup in the UAE that gives investment advice through robots, is being fined $390k!

“ Panganan mutune asor ora bisa diolah dadi getih sing apik” “ Jabur 141 minangka unjuk pandunga kangge Pangayoman saka pacoban ing njero lan saka njaba”

*Key news articles for today*The CBE's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is meeting today to decide on interest rates for the first time in 2024. We reiterate our view that the MPC might prefer to keep rates unchanged, as long as stability still prevails on the currency front. Inflation readings have been capitalizing on favorable base effect recently. Besides, we believe any possible hike would be of little benefit compared to its fiscal costs.The Fed left interest rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting at a 22-year high of 5.25%-5.50%.News have been circulating that a coalition of Emirati companies affiliated with the Emirate of Abu Dhabi agreed with the Egyptian government to buy land in the city of Ras El Hekma on the northwestern coast to establish a project with investments exceeding USD22 billion. However, government sources have reportedly said that there are currently no such agreements concluded with Emirati businessmen.The Cabinet decided to cut funds allocated for investment in the current fiscal year's budget by 15% and push back any new projects until 30 June 2024.The Cabinet greenlit the executive regulations for the law scrapping tax exemptions previously granted to state entities and public-sector companies and projects.Director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department at the IMF said that Egypt's GDP growth rate could increase by 5-6% if the government allows the private sector to play a leading role in Egypt's economy and reconsiders the role of the public sector.The IMF warns that Israel's war on Gaza is “exacerbating an already challenging environment for neighboring countries and beyond," highlighting possible impact on tourism and Suez Canal revenues.Minister of Finance revealed the customs release for 20,500 cars has been completed, as part of the expats' cars initiative, during the period from 30 October 2023 until 29 January 2024, with a total transfer of USD667 million.Member of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Egyptian Industries warned of the repercussions of the stifling crisis facing the industry in Egypt due to the high production costs and the FX shortage,  which caused a decline in production and the halt of expansion plans.CLHO intends to invest around EGP2 billion over 18 months in growth capex, directed to the completion of Phases 1 and 2 of Sky Hospital in East Cairo, the expansion of Cleopatra October in West Cairo, and the expansion of polyclinic activities.EFIH is preparing to acquire a stake in an electronic payments company during February 2024.GBCO plans to expand the introduction of electric cars in the local market during the upcoming period. A delegation from the Indian company ICON visited KIMA's factory in Aswan to prepare for the technical studies of the rehabilitation of the ammonium nitrate production line as well as the warehouses of the final products.  Taqa Arabia's Taqa Power subsidiary Taqa Volt will develop, manage, operate, and maintain nine EV charging stations in New Cairo's Cairo Festival City.The Ministry of Petroleum approved allocating 60 km in Gulf of Suez as two new oil concessions to the General Petroleum Company (GPC). OPEC+ members will review the oil cartel's ongoing production cuts during a Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee today.The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will be granting HRHO's microfinance arm Tanmeyah the EGP equivalent of up to USD10 million. The CBE denied putting limits on daily cash withdrawals from banks.CNFN's securitization arm, Sarwa, is planning to issue Islamic sukuk worth EGP2.5 billion by the end of February.AIH has finalized the sale of its 99.8% stake in the Arabian International Contracting Company for EGP74.9 million. 

Mark Chahwan, CEO and co-founder of Sarwa, reflects on his personal values, what it takes to question the giants of his industry, and the burden responsibility. Or like uncle Ben told Peter Parker (aka Spiderman): “With great power comes great responsibility”.Time Stamps:00:00 - 02:20 Intro- Welcome back Mark, what changed?02:20 - 05:50 Is our experience enough yet?05:50 - 09:37  6 years in, are you successful today? / What is success?09:37 - 17:32  The entrepreneur's life: the myth vs reality. 17:33 - 21:10  What has this company cost you?21:10 - 23:40  The decisions of a good leader23:44 - 25:25 How do you identify the right people to hire?25:26 - 26:50 A reflection of your personal values26:52 - 30:49 Is it what you thought it would be?30:50 - 32:40 What works for them doesn't always work for me32:41 - 34:54 Creating our own solutions34:55 - 36:59 The confidence of starting your own company37:00 - The “burden” of responsibility

There's a great big world out there for investors, so when you get a chance to hear how things are moving in another part of the globe, you've got to take it. In this episode of The Finimize Podcast, Finimize VP of Content Carl Hazeley speaks to Mark Chahwan, co-founder and CEO of investment platform Sarwa.They discuss what makes the platform special, how market dynamics in the Middle East are increasingly similar to those in the West, and the future of investing.Partner with us: https://business.finimize.com/Subscribe To Finimize Newsletter: https://finimize.com/

Nadine Mezher was eager to spearhead change in habits and attitudes to handling money in the MENA region (Middle East and North Africa). She wanted to democratise access to investing and make it available to not only the ultra rich. Nadine co-founded Sarwa, a platform for investment and personal finance. In 2022, Forbes recognised Nadine among 20 women behind Middle Eastern tech brands. A fashion professional and owner of her own design house in the past, Nadine unpacks the concept of growth mindset in business and private life.Topics we discuss:Anticipating shifts in consumer behaviour early and being ahead of the curveConverting setbacks and struggles into fuel for growthThe art and science of branding and performance marketing: what really makes customers love your productTeam management: Pivoting the career trajectory of your people to unlock their potentialAdaptability that comes from facing hardships like political instability or warAbout Nadine Mezher (guest):Nadine co-founded Sarwa, a one-stop platform for investment and personal finance, after years of consultancy and executive roles in growth strategies for government entities as well as multi-national corporates. She comes from a multi-disciplinary background with over 18 years of experience in growth strategies across industries and geographies. Nadine is an award-winning regular speaker on global platforms on topics of business ownership and hacking growth, Fintech, and women in the workforce. Nadine is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.About Darya Kamkalova (host):Darya is a data industry professional, a startup mentor, and a speaker. She is committed to narrowing the gender investment gap for female founders and diverse teams. Darya is based in Berlin, Germany.Venturing Women website:https://www.venturingwomen.org/Follow us on social media:Instagram - LinkedInDisclaimer:No information in this podcast episode should be considered as an investment advice.

Mark Chahwan is the Co-founder of Sarwa, an online platform that makes investing in global markets simple and affordable for investors in the Middle East. Sarwa has raised $24.9 million from 16 investors, including Kuwait Investment Projects Company and Middle East Venture Partners (MEVP).You can find Mark on:https://www.linkedin.com/in/markchahwan/You can find Sarwa on:https://www.sarwa.co/If you like our podcast, please don't forget to subscribe and support us on your favorite podcast players. We also would appreciate your feedback and rating to reach more people.We recently launched our new newsletter, Principles Friday, where I share one principle that can help you in your life or business, one thought-provoking question, and one call to action toward that principle. Please subscribe Here.It is Free and Short (2min).

In the next episode of the Women in Funds series of interviews, funds & asset management partner Zeeshan Ahmedani (Los Angeles) discusses topical diversity, equity & inclusion (DE&I) and industry trends with Heather Henyon, Founding Partner of Mindshift Capital, a venture fund based in Dubai that is investing in early stage women-led technology companies in the Middle East and globally. The conversation explores a number of topics, including market and DE&I trends in gender-lens investing, an investment strategy that takes into consideration gender-based factors throughout the investment process with a view to promoting gender equality. Women in Funds is a series of video and audio interviews launched in celebration of Women's History Month where our funds and asset management lawyers speak with senior female professionals in the asset management industry. The series focuses on topical diversity, equity & inclusion issues and the challenges our interviewees have overcome as they have built their successful careers. About the speaker Heather Henyon is the Founding Partner of Dubai-based venture fund Mindshift Capital. She is also the founder of the Women's Angel Investor Network (WAIN), the first and largest women's angel group in the Middle East. Heather has over 100 direct and fund investments in the US, Europe, and the Middle East. She started her career on Wall Street and has almost 20 years of experience in finance, technology and strategy in emerging markets, including as founding CEO of Grameen-Jameel Microfinance Ltd. Heather is a member of the Investment Committee of US-based Next Wave Impact Fund and is a founding member and former Board and Investment Committee member of Dubai Angel Investors. She serves on the Board of Directors and is Chair of the Risk & Audit Committee of the Sekem Holding Group in Egypt and is a Board Member of Sarwa, Little Thinking Minds, NeedsList, and Localized. She is also a member of the Cartier Women's Initiative MENA Jury.

Mark Chahwan is the Co-founder and CEO of Sarwa, the leading MENA financial platform that lets customers easily trade stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies and invest money passively all in one place. Mark started Sarwa in 2017, having previously spent time in consulting and investment management.Mark talks about finding a personal purpose in challenges, building confidence as a young entrepreneur and more. We discuss what it was like being one of the first startups working with the Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC) to pass regulations that enable fintechs to thrive and what he learned along the way. I heard Mark say:Find your wastaFocus on the next milestoneBe confident that you know your spaceLeverage your customer support team to define your product roadmap#podcast #ceotalks #pod #entrepreneurlife #entrepreneurship #middleeastentrepreneurs #mena #startupstories #menaentrepreneurs #menastartups #menastories #businesspodcast #businesspodcasts #CEOwisdom #founderwisdom #founderpodcasts #founderstories

1 year after our first investment debate,  we met with the Sarwa and Stake guys again for another debate after a year full of changes. In this episode we are discussing what changed in the market after the second year of Pandemic, inflation, financial trends and many other eye-opening insights.DISCLAIMERWe are not giving investment advice, we are just discussing our opinion based on our experiences.Time Stamps: 00:00 - 04:14  Introduction, what changed since last year?04:14 - 09:15 Crypto updates from the Bitcoin boy, is it still a good idea to buy?09:16 - 22:00  Portfolio allocation learnings and insights.22:01 - 47:29  How to spread?DUCKLIFEWebsite: https://www.weareducklife.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/WeAreDuckLifeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/weareducklife/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/weareducklife/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/duck...Podcast: https://linktr.ee/weareducklife

Mark Chahwan co-founded Sarwa more than four years ago after moving from Montreal to Dubai to address gaps in the market: a local population that was still largely parking its money in real estate and savings accounts, and a banking sector that mostly focused on high net worth individuals. Sarwa made it easy for customers to open an account, and offered the opportunity to build a diversified investment portfolio, including crypto.In this episode of Rise of the Next, Mark talks about some of the cultural differences between the Middle East and the West when it comes to investing, and what matters when building a wealth management company. Subscribe here to episodes of Rise of the Next on major streaming platforms.LEGAL DISCLAIMERTHIS PODCAST IS INTENDED SOLELY FOR GENERAL INFORMATIONAL OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.  UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANY CONTENT PROVIDED AS PART OF ANY SUCH PROGRAMS, SERVICES OR EVENTS BE CONSTRUED AS INVESTMENT, LEGAL, TAX OR ACCOUNTING ADVICE BY 500 STARTUPS MANAGEMENT COMPANY, L.L.C. OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES (“500 GLOBAL”). 500 GLOBAL MAKES NO REPRESENTATION AS TO THE ACCURACY OR INFORMATION IN THIS PODCAST AND WHILE REASONABLE STEPS HAVE BEEN TAKEN TO ENSURE THAT THE INFORMATION HEREIN IS ACCURATE AND UP-TO-DATE, NO LIABILITY CAN BE ACCEPTED FOR ANY ERROR OR OMISSIONS AND 500 GLOBAL ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY LOSS WHICH MAY ARISE FROM RELIANCE ON THE INFORMATION IN THIS PODCAST.UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANY INFORMATION OR CONTENT IN THIS PODCAST, BE CONSIDERED AS AN OFFER TO SELL OR SOLICITATION OF INTEREST TO PURCHASE ANY SECURITIES ADVISED BY 500 GLOBAL OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES OR REPRESENTATIVES. FURTHER, NO CONTENT OR INFORMATION IN THIS PODCAST IS INTENDED AS AN OFFER TO PROVIDE ANY INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICE WITH REGARD TO SECURITIES BY 500 GLOBAL. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANYTHING HEREIN BE CONSTRUED AS FUND MARKETING MATERIALS BY PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS CONSIDERING AN INVESTMENT INTO ANY 500 GLOBAL INVESTMENT FUND. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANY STATISTICS, QUOTATIONS OR OTHER CONTENT BE INTERPRETED AS TESTIMONIALS OR ENDORSEMENT OF THE INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE OF ANY 500 GLOBAL FUND BY A PROSPECTIVE INVESTOR CONSIDERING AN INVESTMENT INTO ANY 500 GLOBAL FUND.THIS PODCAST MAY CONTAIN FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS WHICH INVOLVE RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES, AND ACTUAL RESULTS MAY DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM ANY EXPECTATIONS, PROJECTIONS OR PREDICTIONS MADE OR IMPLICATED IN SUCH FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS.THE PODCAST INCLUDES CONTENT DELIVERED BY AN INDEPENDENT THIRD PARTY THAT IS NOT RELATED TO OR CONTROLLED BY 500 GLOBAL. ALL VIEWS AND OPINIONS PRESENTED IN THE PODCAST BY SUCH THIRD PARTY ARE THEIR OWN VIEWS AND OPINIONS AND DO NOT REPRESENT THOSE OF 500 GLOBAL. 500 GLOBAL MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS AS TO OR GUARANTEES OF SPECIFIC OUTCOMES FROM ATTENDING OR RELYING ON THE CONTENTS OF THE PODCAST.

oday’s episode on Startup Confessionals is with Nadine Mezher, the founder of Sarwa. Sarwa is the first and fastest-growing digital investment platform and personal finance app for young professionals in the Middle East, with more than 50,000 registered users. The company helps its clients build their wealth by leveraging data-driven strategy and technology to bring down costs. Since launching in February 2018, Sarwa has revolutionized how young professionals grow their wealth by bringing smart, simple, affordable digital investing to the region. Through its mobile app, Sarwa aims to deliver more innovative personal finance products, such as Sarwa Invest, Sarwa Crypto and Sarwa Trade. The firm was founded in 2017 by a team of financial, technology, and management experts, and is backed by top regional and international stakeholders. Sarwa received a total of $25 Million in funding to date. We talk about the following and so much more: ✅ Why she decided to build Sarwa, and what the alternative investing options are ✅ Sarwa Invest, Sarwa Crypto and Sarwa Trade, and how many users have more than one product ✅ How she’s handled adversity and how her relationships really helped her through her journey ✅ Her 25 million funding round, and how her priority to Sarwas mission has not changed Stay tuned for upcoming episodes with startup founders in the Middle East and North Africa! Please tag us and tell us what you learned. We’d greatly appreciate a review if you are enjoying these conversations.

oday’s episode on Startup Confessionals is with Nadine Mezher, the founder of Sarwa. Sarwa is the first and fastest-growing digital investment platform and personal finance app for young professionals in the Middle East, with more than 50,000 registered users. The company helps its clients build their wealth by leveraging data-driven strategy and technology to bring down costs. Since launching in February 2018, Sarwa has revolutionized how young professionals grow their wealth by bringing smart, simple, affordable digital investing to the region. Through its mobile app, Sarwa aims to deliver more innovative personal finance products, such as Sarwa Invest, Sarwa Crypto and Sarwa Trade. The firm was founded in 2017 by a team of financial, technology, and management experts, and is backed by top regional and international stakeholders. Sarwa received a total of $25 Million in funding to date. We talk about the following and so much more: ✅ Why she decided to build Sarwa, and what the alternative investing options are ✅ Sarwa Invest, Sarwa Crypto and Sarwa Trade, and how many users have more than one product ✅ How she’s handled adversity and how her relationships really helped her through her journey ✅ Her 25 million funding round, and how her priority to Sarwas mission has not changed Stay tuned for upcoming episodes with startup founders in the Middle East and North Africa! Please tag us and tell us what you learned. We’d greatly appreciate a review if you are enjoying these conversations.

الكل عمبيحكي عن الميتافيرس حلقة اليوم شرح بالتبسيط الممل عن هل الموضوعThis Podcast is about everything we encounter in life , we often face difficulties in planning a business , or being productive , being active , organizing our time , setting a plan and more. Ma Ba3ref in Arabic means i Don't know. And i am here to let you know. We live in an era where the word I don't know should not exist because everything is up in the internet all what you need to do is sit and research. I am making this job easier for you so do not look anywhere except this podcast and i am sure you will find an answer for something. Enjoy and thank you for your support. يدور هذا البودكاست حول كل شيء نواجهه في الحياة ، وغالبًا ما نواجه صعوبات في التخطيط لعمل تجاري أو أن نكون منتجين أو نشيطين أو ننظم وقتنا أو نضع خطة وأكثر من ذلك. Ma Ba3ref بالعربي يعني لا أعلم. وأنا هنا لأعلمك. نحن نعيش في عصر لا يجب أن توجد فيه الكلمة التي لا أعرفها لأن كل شيء معروض على الإنترنت ، كل ما عليك فعله هو الجلوس والبحث. أنا أجعل هذه الوظيفة أسهل بالنسبة لك ، لذا لا تبحث في أي مكان باستثناء هذا البودكاست وأنا متأكد من أنك ستجد إجابة لشيء ما. استمتع وأشكرك على دعمك.Support the Podcast on:https://paypal.me/okuwatly?locale.x=en_UShttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/MaBa3ref#Maba3ref_Podcast Every Saturday and Tuesday:9:00 PM  United Arab EmiratesConnect with Omar:https://www.instagram.com/okuwatly/Connect with Maba3ref Podcast:https://www.instagram.com/maba3ref_podcastTikTok:@anawmarti@okuwatlyMaba3ref Podcast on all Popular Podcast platformsSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MaBa3ref)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MaBa3ref)

Nadine Mezher, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer at Sarwa, and her 2 partners Mark Chahwan and Jad Sayegh want to bring smart investing, trading and saving to the Middle East. In 2017 they launched Sarwa.co, a venture backed fintech startup with US$25M in funding to date. Sarwa is democratizing investing for the young professionals and as a result has witnessed tremendous growth. We talk to Nadine about investing, her own entrepreneurial journey and advice for budding entrepreneurs about having co-founders and fundraising. For more on Nadine and Sarwa visit: www.Conversationswithloulou.com

Nadine Mezher, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer at Sarwa, and her 2 partners Mark Chahwan and Jad Sayegh want to bring smart investing, trading and saving to the Middle East. In 2017 they launched Sarwa.co, a venture backed fintech startup with US$25M in funding to date. Sarwa is democratizing investing for the young professionals and as a result has witnessed tremendous growth. We talk to Nadine about investing, her own entrepreneurial journey and advice for budding entrepreneurs about having co-founders and fundraising. For more on Nadine and Sarwa visit: www.Conversationswithloulou.com

Sarwa is a UAE-based FinTech startup and investment management platform which has successfully raised $15M in its latest funding round. It aims to bring simple and affordable digital investing to the region which includes lowering its account minimum to $5. Listen to our full interview with its co-founder Nadine Mezher.

Mark Jan Kar of Coca Cola Arena explains the differences in events and what paperwork is required. Plus, we hear from Sarwa who have secured funding from Mubadala and an aviation expert explains how Air Arabia has managed to make a profit this year.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EDIT: Please ignore everything that I said about Oakside Investment LTD in this video, they're scammers as well and they're not a legit company. This is on my since I focused too much on Kirther and I wasn't able to fact check Oakside. I'll post a separate episode tackling that since there are tons of these scams out there and they're just using the same template, and that means the same people are behind these scams. In this episode, I highlighted more proof that Kirther Investment is trying to scam people. It's just a matter of time before they run with their 'investors' money. And again, this is my personal opinion on the matter. If you think they're still legit because you're taking home some profits, then, you're part of the problem. Also, you may check out the links below to see for yourself, if by any chance you don't believe me. ➜ The "team" of Kirther: https://kirtherinvestment.com/team ➜ Sarwa's team/about page: https://www.sarwa.co/about This is where they copy and pasted the description and credentials of their "team members" 'Mark Frey', 'Nadine Mezher', and 'Restituto Estoye'. ➜ Oakside Investment's team/about page: https://oaksideinvestments.com/about This is where Kirther copy pasted the description and credentials of their "CEO" 'Saeed Ghaus'. NOTE: Andrew Walker from Oakside Investment LTD looks like not a real person as well, so that's my bad for not diving deep into that company as well. But still, we're now seeing a pattern here and these descriptions are being used by scammers over and over again. Andrew Walker's picture is actually Michael H. McCain, the Chief Executive Officer of Maple Leaf Foods https://www.mapleleaffoods.com/leadership/michael-h-mccain/ or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_McCain The real excerpt came from David M. Solomon, the Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs which can be found here: https://www.goldmansachs.com/about-us/people-and-leadership/leadership/board-of-directors/david-m-solomon.html More on this on the episode I'll create later on. Connect with me @emmanpsph on all socials (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok)

Jad sayegh, cofounder and cto at sarwa talks about their journey in building the first roboadvidery platform in the middle east region after witnessing the increased interest in the market for investing and making money on the long run without the need to really work hard for it we talked about the journey of sarwa, and what it took to build the product

This episode is one for the books! LITERALLY! We had the guys from Stake, Sarwa and our very own Steven Worobec to discuss investing. What started as a simple LinkedIn survey months ago, turned into an all out investment debate that will definitely get you moving. DISCLAIMERWe don't have a crystal ball that could tell you what's going to happen in the next few months or years. No one does. Our views should not be interpreted as giving 1:1 financial advice. Do your due diligence before making any decision that may impact on your financial well-being.DUCKLIFEhttps://www.aducklife.com/​

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://10leaves.ae/publications/difc/cost-of-setting-up-a-regulated-firm-in-the-difc DIFC is one of the world's top ten onshore financial centers and offers a secure and efficient platform for businesses and financial institutions to reach into and out of the emerging markets of the region. The quality and independence of DIFC's regulator, the prevailing common law framework, excellent infrastructure and tax efficiencies make it the perfect base to take advantage of the rapidly growing demand for financial and business services in the MENASA region. DIFC fills the time-zone gap for a global financial centre between the leading financial centres of London and New York in the West and Hong Kong and Tokyo in the East. Why setup a financial services firm in the DIFC? The DIFC is a leading financial hub in the region. Besides offering a wide range of financial service activities, the centre also provides an integrated environment and world-class standard of living. It is well regarded in the international community as well. There exist opportunities for startups as well. The recent focus on fintech led to the DIFC Fintech Hive initiative, that serves as an accelerator for fintech firms to test their products and pitch it to prospective investors. Sarwa is one such success story.

Nadine Mezher is a Co-Founder at Sarwa - the 1st Robo-Advisor in the Middle East. Sarwa raised an $8.4M Series-A earlier this year and is based in DIFC. In this episode, we discuss investing vs. trading stocks. Trading can be extremely dangerous, especially when you're new to the game or forced into margin trading as with most CFD brokers. Not only does it require a strong grasp of technical analyses and business fundamentals, but more importantly, it mandates extreme discipline, patience, bankroll management skills and a consistent mental A-game. Even then, there are too many unpredictable forces at play that 'rig' the imperfect game of active trading. Like the famous Economist John Maynard Keynes said, “the markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent". That's why for retail investors, having a long-term, passive investment strategy for a big portion of an investment portfolio can be the optimal approach to maximize wealth and balance risk & reward.

Nadine Mezher, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Sarwa discusses how her Dubai grown digital financial advisory firm is helping new investors make smarter, diversified and cost-efficient investment decisions. Investors can start an account with as low as USD 500 and leverage Sarwa’s algorithms to invest in different portfolios depending on their risk appetite.

When it comes to investing, UAE residents generally have two options: use the services of a financial adviser or go it alone and invest on their own. However, a new wave of low-cost digital investment platforms that gauge an investor’s risk tolerance and assigns them a tailored investment portfolio of exchange traded funds have emerged in recent years. Known as robo-advisers, the FinTech platforms generally charge lower fees than traditional financial advisers and wealth managers. They aim to make it easier for investors to make their money work for them. So how do robo-advisers work? How do they keep their fees low and what type of investor are they best suited for? Host Alice Haine, the personal finance editor of The National, is joined by Mark Chahwan the chief executive of Sarwa, who guides listeners through the process of investing with a robo-adviser.

Hosts Christian Eid and Steven Worobec talk to Mark Chahwan, the Co-Founder and CEO at Sarwa. Tune in to get to know why cash isn't always king, how to invest in the market today and why socially responsible investing matters. DISCLAIMERWe don't have a crystal ball that could tell you what's going to happen in the next few months or years. No one does.Our views should not be interpreted as giving 1:1 financial advice. Do your due diligence before making any decision that may impact on your financial well-being. All investing is subject to risk, including the possible loss of the money you invest. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.DUCKLIFEhttps://www.aducklife.com/SARWAhttps://www.sarwa.co/

سألت نادين مزهر عما إذا كان عالم تمويل الشركات الناشئة مكان موحش للنساء وعن سبب ثقة المستثمرين بشركة جديدة لا تحقق أرباحا ثابتة. نص المقابلة: الاسم؟ نادين مزهر العمر؟ 39 الوظيفة؟ شريك مؤسس ورئيسة قسم التسويق الشركة؟ ثروة المقر؟ دبي تاريخ التأسيس؟ نوفمبر 2017 المبلغ الذي تم جمعه حتى الآن؟ عشرة مليون دولار زينة: مرحبا نادين، ما هي ثروة؟ نادين: مرحبا زينة. ثروة هي مستشار آلي مالي، تسهل عملية الاستثمار بالأسواق العالمية وتستخدم ال ETF التي تعني صناديق الاستثمارات المتداولة لخلق عملية تنويع للمحفظة الاستثمارية الخاصة بالعميل. الفكرة أن أيا كان العميل فلديه القدرة على استثمار مدخراته بالأسواق العالمية عبر المنصة بطريقة سلسة وسريعة وسهلة، كل شيء يتم آليا، حيث يتصل العميل بالمنصة ثم يقوم بالإجابة على بعض الاسئلة فنحدد له نسبة المخاطرة التي سيتقبلها ثم يقوم بالموافقة على المحفظة المقترحة له. بدأنا ب 2500 دولار كحد أدنى للاستثمار، ثم مؤخرا وصل إلى 500 دولار. استطعنا تخفيض الحد الأدنى مع الإبقاء على عدم وجود أي تكلفة على العميل حتى 2500 دولار، مما يمكن العميل من تجربة المنصة والوثوق فيها، ثم فيما بعد يقوم بدفع تكلفة الاستشارة. زينة: وكيف تستطيعون تغطية تكاليفكم بهذه الطريقة؟ نادين: حاليا يتم التركيز على النمو المتسارع للمشروع وزيادة عدد العملاء، كما أننا نفكر بأصحاب الثروات المرتفعة وبإقامة شراكات مع شركات معينة، وكل ذلك يدخل ضمن استراتيجية الشركة. زينة: أول دفعة تمويلية وصلتكم في نوفمبر 2017، عندما جمعتم 250 ألف دولار من الأهل والأصدقاء وصندوق رأس مال مغامر. نادرا ما نسمع عن شركات تبدأ بأموال من صندوق رأس مال مغامر، هل كانت الخطوة لصالحكم؟ نادين: سؤال جيد، ومعك حق. عادة الشركات الناشئة تبدأ مع الأصحاب والأهل ممن لديهم من ثقة في مؤسسين الشركة. في ثروة بدأنا بشكل مختلف، حيث بدأت معنا VC  منذ البداية وكانت خطوة استراتيجية حيث كنا نريد البدء بقوة، ووجودVC   معنا جعل لنا بصمة مختلفة منذ البداية وزاد من الثقة بنا فانضممنا إلى فنتك هايف في مركز دبي المالي العالمي وكنا ضمن برنامج المركز ووجود الVC معنا ساهم في عامل الثقة بنا كوننا بتنا مع شركة معروفة تساعدنا على تنمية وتطوير الشركة. زينة:نعلم بأن بوجود رأس مال مغامر ومستثمرين يكون هناك متابعة حثيثة لعمل الشركة. هل هذا برأيك وفّرعليكم بعض الأخطاء التي كان من الممكن الوقوع فيها؟ مثل ماذا؟ نادين: من دون شك! من أكثر المصاعب التي تواجها الشركات الناشئة هي الموازنة بين العمل اليومي بالشركة وبين وضع نظام الحوكمة الداخلي لإدارة الشركة. ساعدنا كثيرا وجود طرف لديه خبرة في تنظيم الشركات وكيفية تنميتها ووضع استراتيجيات لها، من التركيز على بعض المهام الأساسية في البداية مثل الثوابت التي يفترض الالتزام بها وذلك بجانب الانشغال بالأعمال اليومية والرغبة في تطوير الشركة. كانت تلك بعض النقاط التي لفتوا انتباهنا لها  منذ البداية. زينة: كثير من الشركات الناشئة ترتكب في البداية أخطاء تتعلق باختيار الأنشطة التي ينبغي أتنفق المال والوقت عليها في مقابل أنشطة تكلف بها أطراف خارجية أو حتى تقوم بتأجيلها. ما هي النقاشات التي حصلت في البداية، خاصة بون منتجكم هو منتج تكنولوجي، كيف قررتم طريقة بنائه، والجدول الزمني لبنائه وتحسينه؟ نادين: كان هناك الكثير من المحادثات والنقاشات الاستراتيجية والتفكير، وفي النهاية التكنولوجيا المالية لها سلطات معنية بها، فكان لابد من أن يكون لنا رخصة، لدينا واحدة سلطة الآن صادرة من دبي للخدمات المالية، ونعد للتحرك باتجاهات أخرى. كان أول ما نفكر به هو كيف يكون لدينا منتج يخدم العميل بطريقة سلسة ومبسطة مع ضمان سلامة المنتج وتأمينه وإرضاء السلطات المعنية، فقررنا التركيز على منتج الحد الأدنى الذي يخدم الهدف، ونقوم بالتحسين منه مع الوقت سواء من ناحية التصميم أو تجربة المستخدم. كان ذلك قرارا استراتيجيا لثروة، منذ البداية، أي إطلاق المنتج في السوق ومن ثم العمل على تحسينه وتطويره.. زينة: عادة ما يبحث المستثمرون عن الشركات التي تحل المشاكل. ما هي المشكلة التي رأى مستثمروكم أنكم تقومون بحلها في زمن تنتشر فيه المنصات الاستثمارية؟ نادين: صحيح. المشكلة التي كنا نجدها في المنطقة، هي أن الفكرة عن الاستثمار هي أنه يخص فئة من الناس، فأردنا أن نجعل الفكرة للجميع، فقمنا بتسهيلها ليس فقط من خلال استخدام التكنولوجيا، بل كذلك بتخفيض التكلفة لحد أدنى يجعل أيا كان قادرا على الاستثمار. في البداية كان الاستثمار ممكنا فقط بوجود بعض المدخرات التي تجعلك قادرا على البدء في الاستثمار، وكذلك فإن تكلفة الاستشاريين التقليدين كانت عالية ولا تلائم جميع المستثمرين. ثروة جعلت العملية بسيطة وهذا هو ما كنا نسعى لتغييره في المنطقة، مع تقدم شركات التكنولوجيا المالية في العالم، شعرنا بأن علينا أن نكون  في الطليعة في منطقتنا. زينة: قمتم بتأسيس الشركة في نوفمبر 2017، وبدأتم العمل على المنصة الأولى التي قلت إنها كانت منصة بسيطة أوصلتكم إلى سبتمبر 2018، أي تقريبا مرّ عام، وقمتم بتأمين جسر تمويلي بقيمة مليون و 300 ألف دولار. حدثّيني عن تلك المرحلة، وما تم تحقيقه وما هي متطلبات رأس المال المغامر التي حققتموها ليعتقد المستثمرون أنكم أهل لذلك التمويل؟ نادين: كانت الفكرة من التمويل هي تحسين المميزات الخاصة بالمنتج وإطلاق منتجات جديدة على المنصة، فقمنا بتوسيع الشركة وزيادة عدد العاملين بها وخاصة التقنيين، لضرورة وجودهم حتى نقوم بتحسين المنتج نفسه، وقمنا بزيادة العاملين بخدمة العملاء، فرغم اعتمادنا على التكنولوجيا لاحظنا رغبة البعض في المنطقة بالتحدث لشخص ما والاستفسار منه على أي سؤال، فثروة فكرة جديدة من ناحية الاستثمار في المنطقة لأغلبية الناس خصوصا باستخدام التكنولوجيا، فأردنا أن نطمئن الناس لوجود متحدث معهم للمساعدة. وكانت تلك النواحي التي ركزنا على تطويرها، وفي هذا الوقت كنا قد نجحنا في زيادة عدد العملاء. زينة: كم عميل كان لديكم في ذلك الوقت؟ نادين: خولتنا جولة البذور في البداية للحصول على رخصة الابتكار من سلطة دبي للخدمات المالية، تلك الرخصة كانت محدودة، لأنه كان لابد من العمل مع السلطة يدا بيد ونعلم بعضنا البعض كيف نستخدم التكنولوجيا للوصول. نحن لدينا ميزات التعرف على الوجوه والتوقيع الرقمي وكافة وسائل التعريف بالعميل تتم على المنصة. كنا أول شركة بالمنطقة تحصل على رخصة الابتكار من سلطة مالية فخولنا ذلك للتوسع. وبإطلاقنا المنصة في فبراير 2018 وحتى نوفمبر 2018، كان عدد العملاء محدودا ولا يحق لنا أن يتجاوز المئة عميل وبقية المستخدمين كانوا على قوائم الانتظار. بعد تخرجنا من رخصة الابتكار وأصبح لدينا رخصة كاملة من السلطة استطعنا ن ننطلق ونوسع ونستقبل العملاء. زينة: معنى ذلك أن المستثمرين الذين وضعوا أموالا معكم لم يطلبوا رؤية أرباح أو عائدات إيجابية مستمرة وثابتة؟ نادين: صحيح. كانت لدينا أهداف معينة نريد الوصول لها كمؤشرات الأداء الرئيسية، ولكن أهم شيء كان إثباتك للمستثمرين  قدرتك على الحصول على الرخصة وأن لديك القدرة للعمل مع السلطات المعنية وذلك كوننا نعمل في صناعة المال، وذلك ما أكدناه للمستثمرين، العمل بطريقة سهلة وبسيطة وتأكيد الحماية للجميع، وذلك ما جعلهم يثقون بنا، كذلك قدرتنا على التوسع من دون ميزانية كبيرة للتسويق وأن تفكيرنا استراتيجي باتجاه إدارة بطريقة سليمة، ما بين المصروف والتكلفة لكل عميل وبين الرغبة في التوسع للوصول إلى النمو المتسارع ضمن الميزانية والتمويل الذي سيتم منحه لك. هذا كله جعلهم يثقون بنا. وكنا نؤمن لهم كل التقارير ونبني علاقتنا معهم ونطلعهم على المرحلة التي بلغناها وتوضيح في أي مرحلة نحن والتخطيط للمراحل القادمة. زينة: المستثمرون الذين استثمروا معكم في جولة السلسة ألف والتيحصلتم بموجبها يوم الأربعاء الماضي على 8 مليون و 400 ألف دولار، معظمهم مستثمرون جدد. كيف حددتم لائحة المستثمرين المستهدفين لهذه المرحلة؟ نادين: الشركة منذ البداية تفكر في التوسع، وتفكر بالمستثمرين التي تريدهم بجانبها.  لأنهم شركاء على المدى البعيد وسيكونون متواجدين في كل مراحل النمو، ففكرنا من هم المستثمرون الذين يؤمنون بالفكرة التي نقوم بها وكذلك ممن لديهم القدرة لخدمة التوسع مستقبلا والوصول لأكبر عدد من العملاء. فقمنا بإعداد قائمة بالمستثمرين الذين نرغب بالعمل معهم وبدأنا في بناء علاقات معهم، وبأنا بعد  الجسر التمويلي بالتحدث إليهم وإطلاعهم على تطور العمل كل شهر سواء لجهة ما تحقق أو ما نستهدف تحقيقه، بالتأكيد تلك العلاقات تستغرق وقتاً، لكننا قمنا بتنمية الثقة وجعل المستثمرين يشعرون بأنهم رفاق الرحلة، وتم الأمر بحمد الله ودخل معنا  المستثمرون الذين كنا نود العمل معهم، ومن ضمنهم شركة مشاريع الكويت القابضة وكانوا المستثمر القائد في الجولة وهم بوجودهم الإقليمي القوي جدا سوف يتمكنون من مساعدة ثروة في مرحلة النمو التالية لنبلغ أهدافنا. زينة: هل استقطبتم أموالا من خارج المنطقة نادين؟ نادين: نعم، على غرار هامبرو بيركس من المملكة المتحدة، وكذلك مكتب أبو ظبي للاستثمار، وكذلك فيجن فنتشورز من المملكة العربية السعودية، بالإضافة إلى المستثمرين من الجولات السابقة والذين دخلوا معنا مجددا. زينة: ما هي نسبة المستثمرين الذين خاطبتموهم واقتنعوا بالاستثمار في ثروة؟ نادين: تقريبا 60%  زينة: نادين، هل جمع التمويل للشركات هو مكان موحش للنساء؟  نادين: سؤال جميل، في بعض الأوقات يكون هناك إحساس بأنه من الأفضل وجود شريك رجل. نحن في ثروة ثلاثة شركاء، مارك وجاد وأنا، ولكن أعرف من الأصدقاء في الشركات الناشئة في المنطقة أن المؤسسين لو كانوا نساء فقط، فإن الصعوبة تكون موجودة. زينة: هل للموضوع علاقة بأن لجان المستثمرين يسيطر عليها الرجال بالدرجة الأولى؟ نادين: 100% في النهاية نحن نتحدث عن الانحياز غير الإرادي فمعظم الرجال يفضلون التعامل مع رجال مثلهم لفهمهم لبعضهم البعض. إذا كان هناك وجود نسائي أكبر في جهة المستثمرين ستجدين تمويلا أكبر لشركات فيها نساء بين المؤسسين. زينة: المستثمرون الذين دخلوا معكم في السلسلة ألف، دخلوا قبل أن تكون الشركة معروفة كاسم في المنطقة لأنه يبدو أنه حتى الآن لم تتوفر لديكم ميزانيات كبيرة للتسويق. هل برأيك هذا الأمر كان لصالحكم بمعنى التأكيد على نموكم العضوي وبالتالي متين؟ نادين:  100%، هذا خدمنا كثيرا وهذا ما أقوم بالتأكيد عليه باستمرار، هم لاحظوا وجود طلب. ميزانية التسويق لدينا كانت صغيرة وكنا نواجه شركات منافسة لديها ميزانيات ضخمة، ولكن لأننا قمنا بالتركيز التام على المنتج وخدمة العملاء وقدمنا خدمة نادرا ما توجد في المنطقة مع وجود شفافية كاملة فيما يخص التسعير والتكاليف، لأننا في المنطقة لا زلنا نفتقر إلى الشفافية الواضحة من ناحية التكلفة التي يتكبّدها العميل. في ثروة  الشفافية موجودة 100% وكل شيء مفصّل على المنصة. ركزنا كثيراً على خدمة العملاء وعلى الشفافية وعلى تسهيل عملية الاستثمار، وفي الوقت ذاته قمنا بالتركيز على السوق المستهدفة. وهكذا كانت استراتيجية التسويق لدينا مركزة جداً لأن الميزانية كانت محدودة. زينة: من هم منافسوكم، نادين؟ نادين: لا يوجد منافسون مباشرون. ولكننا نتنافس إجمالا مع البنوك ومع الاستشاريين الماليين التقليدين الموجودين بكثرة في الإمارات أو بالمنطقة. هؤلاء هم منافسونا بشكل أساسي. زينة: هل سنرى قريبا لوحة إعلانية لثروة على طريق الشيخ زايد؟ نادين: نحن نركز بشكل أساسي على التسويق الإلكتروني والتسويق المرتكز على الأداء. اللوحات الإعلانية ضمن الدراسة ولكن ليس على المدى القصير. زينة: أريد أن أعرف كيف ستنفقون 8.4 مليون دولار ؟ نادين: كما قلت، بداية نريد توسيع فريق التقنيين لتحسين ميزات المنتج وإطلاق منتجات جديدة وكذلك نستعد لإطلاق تطبيق خاص بنا قريباً. كذلك سنزيد من فريق خدمة العملاء، ونريد التوسع في المنطقة، من دبي لأبو ظبي وبالمدى القريب سنكون متواجدين في الكويت والسعودية، وكذلك سنسعى لزيادة ميزانية التسويق للوصول لأكبر عدد ممكن من الناس. زينة: شكرا لك، نادين. نادين: بالعكس، الشكر لك.

Hazem Moussa will forgive you if you’ve never heard of Sarwa Capital, because unless you’re a finance geek (like us), Sarwa is hardly a company whose name you’ll hear every day — even though there’s a reasonable chance Sarwa has been involved in your financial life one way or another.  They own Contact Cars (the website and the car finance business). They sell insurance, mortgages and leasing solutions— as well as white label finance for car dealers.  Oh, and they invented the notion of securitized bond offerings in Egypt.  The son of a prominent diplomat, Hazem is a former investment banker and one of three co-founders. He talked with us about raising money for the business before venture capital was a thing in Egypt. About life after going public on the EGX in a controversial IPO in 2018. And about how he resists micromanaging while still keeping his finger on the pulse of his business.   ** Subscribe to Making it here for https://bit.ly/35lugvb. ** Subscribe to Enterprise, our 6am briefing on business, finance and economics in Egypt (also free) at www.enterprise.press.  Making It is grateful for the generous support of: CIB, Egypt’s number-one private-sector bank and the partner of choice for CEOs and leaders of businesses at all stages of their growth stories The United States Agency for International Development, which has a 40 year history of inspiring Egyptian success in partnership with the Government and people of Egypt. EFG Hermes, the leading financial services corporation in frontier emerging markets helping businesses realize their full growth potential. Links: * Sarwa Capital: Sarwa.capital * Enterprise: Enterprise.press * Inktank: Inktankcommunications.com

Nadine is a growth-driven marketer / strategic planner with an entrepreneurial spirit and currently a co-founder of Sarwa; a hybrid automated investment platform. Sarwa makes investing easy and affordable, by combining proven investment strategies with technology that drives down costs. The realm of investing and investment platforms have been something that fascinates me of late, and Sarwa has been making a name for itself in the region; so I thought it would be good to sit with Nadine and understand what they are working towards as well as her journey to her current position as Co-Founder. Listening to Nadine speak about her journey from fashion into an investment startup was full of value. Hope you enjoy! https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadine-mezher/ https://www.sarwa.co/ As always, I'm Digital Hoos and you can find me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitalhoos/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/digitalhoos LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hussam-el-hage-42566230/ Sign Up to the LTTO Newsletter Here: https://mailchi.mp/6f383cc738de/lttosignup

Shane shin is the Co-Founding Managing Partner at Shorooq Investments, a leading early stage tech-focused VC fund in the MENAT Region. We had the chance to catch up with Shane and discuss what the motivations were behind Shorooq investments backing four startups. These startups are from different industries and were at different stages on their startup journey, but there are definitely some commonalities between the four, that makes them investable. If you are a startup looking to raise and don't know how to approach VCs or what they look for, this episode is for you! Check out Shane shin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaneykshin/ Check out Shorooq Investments here: http://shorooq.ae/ Check out Sarwa here: https://www.sarwa.co/ Check out Souq al mal here: https://www.souqalmal.com/ae-en Check out Trukker here: https://www.trukker.ae/ Check out Yawmi here: https://yawmi.com/ Follow us on Social or use #StartupHustleME to connect: https://www.facebook.com/startuphustleme https://www.instagram.com/startuphust... https://www.twitter.com/startuphustleme www.linkedin.com/company/startup-hustle-middle-east/ Email us on: startup.hustle.me@gmail.com Visit our Car rental startup: https://ejarcar.com Get in touch with Yellow here: https://welcometoyellow.com/ If you are looking to start a new business in the Middle East, or are looking for information on how to grow your startup, this podcast is for you! Join us on our journey as we build our own startup, Ejarcar.com, and hear success stories from established entrepreneurs and VCs in the Middle East. Startup Hustle Middle East is a weekly podcast, hosted by Siddharth and Mamta Varerkar. This podcast will cover topics like how to build a lean startup, how to pitch, growth-hacking tips to market your product and we also interview leading thought-leaders in the Middle East. You can find our audio podcast on all podcast platforms - apple podcasts, google podcasts, castbox, spotify, itunes etc. If you have the Anchor app, you can also leave us a voice note to be featured in an upcoming episode. #KeepOnHustling

Nadine Mezher joined Sarwa after years of experience in marketing and communication strategy with a track record of successful projects delivered for clients ranging from startups to government entities as well as large-scale companies. Prior to that, she was working for Dubai Tourism and Commerce Marketing, Government of Dubai in retail strategy and strategic alliances, in addition to festivals and events development. Nadine holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the American University of Beirut with an emphasis on marketing, as well as a degree in design from Esmod Paris.Nadine shared the story of Sarwa’s founding and the core investment principles that guide their vision for retail investors in the UAE and across the region. There’s a ton to be learned from this episode and you can apply these concepts by opening an account with Sarwa today.Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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We welcome our new cohost Sarwa AbdulRaheem. Interview Aclaimed Photographer Peter Wanny from Queensland (and Egypt). AND sit down to chat with Brother Ustath Nuruddeen Lemu. Enjoy !