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Al Masah Capital: Offering access to MENA region in UCITS 4 format
Aug 20 20131 Comment
Akber Naqvi, head of asset management at Al Masah Capital, has an optimistic outlook of the MENA region. Not only has the region shown resilience through the recent crises, but it still offers attractive valuations. In this Opalesque.TV BACKSTAGE video, he talks about the positive long term effects of the Arab Spring and the "huge potential" the region's vital family offices and high net-worth sector offers for capable asset managers.
He also explains why MENA dividends are higher than in other regions and how to create cash dividends for private equity investors.
Al Masah Capital, established in 2010, is already a leader in providing investment management expertise and access to alternative investments focusing on the Middle East and North Africa region. The company is active in private equity, real estate and asset management.
Akber R. Naqvi is Head of Asset Management at Al Masah Capital. Formerly at Daman Investments, Akber brings in 15 years of extensive portfolio and fund management experience in the United States as well as the MENA region. In his previous roles he has worked with Standard Chartered Bank and on Wall Street with Electronic Trading Group. [less]
Akber Naqvi, head of asset management at Al Masah Capital, has an optimistic outlook of the MENA region. Not only has the region shown resilience through the recent crises, but it still offers attractive valuations. In this Opalesque.TV BACKSTAGE video, he talks about the positive long term effects of the Arab Spring and the "huge potential" the region's vital family offices and high net-worth sector offers for capable asset managers.
He also explains why MENA dividends are higher than in other regions and how to create cash dividend ...more
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