The Asset Management Excellence Awards - Middle East shine a spotlight on the asset managers who are redefining excellence across the region. From performance and strategy to innovation, sustainability, and leadership, these awards honour the firms and individuals pushing the boundaries of what's possible in investment management.

The Awards are free to enter, and the winners will be revealed on the same day and venue as the summit - 11 June 2026 in Dubai during a fantastic awards ceremony. 

Who attended this year's summit?

View the companies that attended in 2025 by clicking below.

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Speaker Interviews

Hear insights from this year's speakers and get a glimpse of the event content.

Strategic risk mitigation for asset managers in the Middle East webinar recording

This session brought together a panel of experts to discuss how to mitigate risks for asset management firms operating in the Middle East. From geopolitical risk assessment to regulatory considerations, gain crucial insights to guide your firm's expansion into this intricate market. 

The evolution of the GCC asset owner recording

This session provided actionable insights into the evolving landscape of asset ownership in the Middle East. It delved into the shifting strategies of sovereign wealth funds, family offices, and pension funds, exploring how asset managers can adapt to align with these changes. Attendees gained a deeper understanding of the asset classes poised for growth, the priorities driving regional investment decisions, and the opportunities and challenges shaping partnerships in this dynamic landscape.

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