《迪拜金融部门战略》获批

Core Insights - Dubai's Vice President and Finance Minister Sheikh Maktoum has approved the "Dubai Financial Sector Strategy," which aims to implement 15 transformative initiatives over the next three years to enhance key areas such as capital markets, wealth management, SME financing, virtual assets, and fintech [1] - The strategy aims to double the financial sector's contribution to GDP, encouraging more family businesses and startups to go public and attracting new asset management firms [1] - The Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has positioned Dubai as the largest single-license virtual asset market globally, with regulated trading volume nearing 2.5 trillion dirhams this year [1] - Virtual assets currently contribute approximately 2.2 billion dirhams to GDP, accounting for 0.5%, with expectations to rise to 3% (around 13 billion dirhams) in the future [1] - Dubai has over 40 licensed virtual asset service providers and more than 600 registered entities [1] - The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) has shown strong performance, with the composite index rising 14.7% in 2025, reaching a total market capitalization exceeding 1 trillion dirhams [1] - Recent IPOs include ALEC Holding at 1.4 billion dirhams and DU's secondary offering at 3.15 billion dirhams [1] - Dubai has improved its ranking in the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) to 11th place, with the highest growth potential globally [1] - Sheikh Maktoum stated that these initiatives will provide confidence and opportunities for investors, reinforcing Dubai's position as a leading global financial center, aligning with the "Dubai Economic Agenda D33" [1]