Alkhabeer Capital, an asset manager specializing in financial services and brokerage services, has recently signed a partnership agreement with Fasanara Capital, a global asset manager specializing in tech-enabled credit solutions, during an event held in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) under the theme “Fintech-Originated Private Credit – the Asset Class and its Potential in the Kingdom.”
The session had gathered senior institutional investors, financial market stakeholders, as well as representatives from the firms to explore the potential of fintech-originated private credit “as a new frontier in the Saudi investment landscape.”
Ahmed Saud Ghouth, Chief Executive Officer of Alkhabeer Capital, stated:
“Saudi Arabia’s investment landscape is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by digitalization, innovation, and a push for diversified capital formation. … The signing of this MoU is a key milestone in our joint mission to unlock fintech private credit opportunities in the Kingdom.”
Francesco Filia, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Fasanara Capital said:
“By leveraging data-driven lending models and … credit infrastructure, we aim to deliver scalable, transparent, and risk-conscious solutions that address the demand for alternative fixed-income strategies in the Kingdom”.
The session featured insights into global trends “in alternative credit markets, showcasing how fintech is reshaping private credit through more efficient, scalable, and transparent investment models.”
Presentations highlighted the structure and “investment mechanics of fintech-originated credit and how these models can deliver risk-adjusted returns while meeting demand for diversified, income-generating strategies.”
Alkhabeer Capital is one of the capital market institutions in Saudi Arabia, authorized by the Capital Market Authority “under License No. 07074-37 and headquartered in Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with a branch in Riyadh.”
As mentioned in the announcement, the company reportedly provides investment products and solutions “in private equity, financial markets, and real estate investments, in addition to offering investment banking and brokerage services.”