The UAE’s free zones have long been an attractive choice for banks, investors, and businesses. Offering 100% foreign ownership, tax benefits, and a supportive regulatory environment, these zones have become central to the country's success in attracting global financial players. However, the tax landscape is shifting.
In today's interconnected world, businesses have unprecedented access to international markets. Companies of all sizes can now venture beyond their domestic borders, opening new avenues for revenue generation and growth opportunities.
As the CEO of Knightsbridge Group, I’ve seen how the city’s business environment is constantly changing, with government initiatives like Dubai Vision 2030 shaping future opportunities.
When I first started Talent Higher, I quickly realised that success isn’t just about what you know, but who you surround yourself with.
2025, the first full reporting year under the new corporate tax regime, marks a pivotal moment for the UAE’s financial landscape. Furthermore, the upcoming introduction of measures like the Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax (DMTT) is reshaping how businesses approach accounting and taxation.
Despite increasing economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, the enduring appeal of real estate investment remains unshakeable.
With a promising future ahead of it, the emirate of Fujairah has seen excellent growth, expanding its economy by about one third since 2021, and currently showing year-on-year growth of around 8%.
Innovation has always been a key part of the UAE’s development strategy, and its financial sector is no exception. With a vision to position itself as a global fintech hub, the nation has invested heavily in creating an ecosystem where digital banking can thrive.
As global wealth grows, so does the complexity of managing it. HNWIs and ultra-high-net-worth families increasingly seek bespoke solutions to preserve and grow their wealth while ensuring smooth intergenerational transfer. Enter the family office – a vehicle synonymous with tailored wealth management and holistic legacy planning.
As autonomous vehicles (AVs) edge closer to mainstream adoption, they promise to be more than just a new way of getting from A to B. Like most new tech, they’re going to disrupt pretty much everything around them. This is concerning in some ways, and exciting in others.
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