ADGM

Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), one of the world’s largest financial districts, spans across Al Maryah Island and Al Reem Island, covering an impressive area of 14.38 million square meters. This expansive district is not only a central hub for finance but also attracts a wide variety of businesses, including financial institutions, asset management firms, fintech startups, multinational corporations, and professional services providers.

Since its launch in October 2015, ADGM has gained international recognition for its progressive regulatory framework, modeled on English common law, and its comprehensive business services. These services include company registration, incorporation, regulatory guidance, dispute resolution, and access to a dynamic network of professionals. ADGM's ability to understand and cater to the diverse needs of its business community has enabled it to introduce several pioneering initiatives that have set new standards both regionally and globally.

The district is constantly evolving to foster innovation and economic growth, aligning with Abu Dhabi's broader vision for economic diversification. Its expanding infrastructure and inclusive environment help nurture the growth of businesses, while its regulatory environment ensures that companies operate in a transparent and secure space. ADGM’s unique ecosystem creates a vibrant community where businesses can collaborate and thrive.

The expansion to Al Reem Island has further solidified ADGM’s position as a global leader in financial services. Al Reem Island itself is a dynamic area, home to distinct districts such as Tamouh, Najmat, and Shams, which feature a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. Al Reem also offers educational excellence, with institutions like Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, Repton Abu Dhabi, and Nord Anglia International School, enhancing the island’s appeal for both businesses and residents alike. Through its continued expansion and development, ADGM is poised to remain a catalyst for innovation and growth in the region.