SAB Invest joins ISLA
29 October 2025 Saudi Arabia
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SAB Invest has joined the International Íø±¬³Ô¹Ï Lending Association (ISLA) as a new member.
Licensed by the Capital Market Authority (CMA) in 2008, SAB Invest is a full subsidiary of Saudi Awwal Bank and serves its client base through asset management, global investment solutions, and brokerage services.
As one of Saudi Arabia’s investment firms, SAB Invest joins a global network of over 140 financial institutions committed to advancing the securities lending industry through transparency, innovation, and best-in-class practices.
Majed AlQahtani, chief brokerage officer at SAB Invest, states: “Joining ISLA marks a significant step in our journey to align with global standards in brokerage and securities lending.
“It strengthens our ability to deliver reliable, forward thinking investment solutions and fosters valuable collaboration with peers across international markets.â€
Licensed by the Capital Market Authority (CMA) in 2008, SAB Invest is a full subsidiary of Saudi Awwal Bank and serves its client base through asset management, global investment solutions, and brokerage services.
As one of Saudi Arabia’s investment firms, SAB Invest joins a global network of over 140 financial institutions committed to advancing the securities lending industry through transparency, innovation, and best-in-class practices.
Majed AlQahtani, chief brokerage officer at SAB Invest, states: “Joining ISLA marks a significant step in our journey to align with global standards in brokerage and securities lending.
“It strengthens our ability to deliver reliable, forward thinking investment solutions and fosters valuable collaboration with peers across international markets.â€
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