Dubai:Alya, a platform focusing on premium residential developments in the GCC, has inaugurated its regional headquarters at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). This move aligns with Dubai Future Finance Week and aims to reinforce Alya's regional influence, adhering to international standards in design, delivery, and corporate governance.
According to Wam, the platform is supported by Brookfield, a prominent global investment firm, and Lunate, an independent global investment company based in Abu Dhabi, managing over US$125 billion in assets. Alya's establishment in DIFC places it in a globally recognized financial and regulatory environment, enhancing its network with investment entities and global expertise to boost its expansion plans across the GCC.
Alya's operations are regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), ensuring adherence to financial service standards within DIFC. Otto Dreyer, Alya's CEO, expressed enthusiasm for the company's launch at DIFC, citing the institutional governance and transparency standards upheld by its backers, Brookfield and Lunate.
Salmaan Jaffery, Chief Business Development Officer of DIFC Authority, highlighted DIFC's role in attracting globally backed businesses like Alya for regional growth. He emphasized DIFC's ability to connect businesses with necessary capital, expertise, and partnerships, expressing support for Alya's regional growth ambitions.