Starting Over: Women Entrepreneurs Launching Businesses After 40

The idea of starting a business at midlife is gaining acceptance across the Middle East. Women who once prioritized family or worked in traditional careers are using their experience to create businesses that are sustainable, local, and personally meaningful. In Jordan, women like Lina Khalifeh, founder of SheFighter, are launching platforms with social impact. In…

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How Wealthy Women in the Middle East Manage and Grow Their Investments

Women with significant wealth in the Middle East are taking more control over how their money is managed and invested. Whether they inherited family wealth or built it through business, they are making decisions rooted in caution, stability, and values. Financial advisors in Dubai and Riyadh report that high-net-worth women often prefer portfolios that emphasize…

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Komal Badar: Leading with Resilience and Empowering Women in the Real Estate Sector

The real estate sector in the Middle East, particularly in the UAE, is seeing a growing push toward greater inclusion and representation of women. As more women enter and advance within the industry, conversations around leadership, mentorship, and equity are gaining ground. This shift is being driven not only by policy and market needs, but…

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Private Credit Gains Momentum in the UAE: A New Era of Alternative Finance

As the UAE continues to diversify its financial landscape and solidify its position as a global investment hub, a new form of capital is gaining prominence: private credit. Long a fixture in the financial strategies of Western markets, private credit is now making significant inroads into the Gulf region—particularly in the United Arab Emirates, where…

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