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ADX Group unveils Pioneering AI solutions at GITEX

The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) Group, the second largest securities exchange in the Middle East, on Wednesday unveiled three new artificial intelligence (AI) solutions at the ongoing GITEX, the world’s largest technology and start-up exhibition, in Dubai.

The new tools – “AI Financial Insight”, “AI Court Order Agent”, and “TAMM for ADX Investors” – leverage the latest AI technology to promote financial awareness, enhance market transparency, and strengthen financial inclusion across the UAE.

Each of these solutions reflects ADX’s commitment to supporting the Abu Dhabi Government Digital Strategy 2025–2027, which envisions the Emirate as the world’s first fully AI-native government by 2027.

They were developed in partnership with key partners, including TAMM and the relevant judicial authorities, reflecting the Group’s ongoing efforts to strengthen institutional collaboration between federal and local authorities to deliver integrated, people-centric, and future-ready digital services. By aligning with Abu Dhabi’s purpose-driven approach to innovation, where AI empowers people rather than replaces them, the ADX Group reinforces its role in serving all UAE nationals and residents, demonstrating its commitment to advancing the global competitiveness of the emirate as a trusted, technology-driven financial hub.

The ADX Group expresses its appreciation to all federal and local government bodies that contributed to making these services possible, ensuring a collaborative and unified approach to innovation.

More AI-enabled Services

Dr Mohamed Al Askar, Director General of TAMM – the Department of Government Enablement, said that through strategic collaboration with their partners across the public and private sectors, they aim to expand the scope of AI-enabled services.

TAMM currently offers more than 1,100 services on its unified and integrated platform, delivering a more seamless and efficient experience for users.

“With the introduction of ‘TAMM for ADX investors’, we continue to simplify life for all members of the community, including investors and entrepreneurs. Our goal is to leverage artificial intelligence and digital services to bring government services closer to every segment of society in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi,” he said.

Group CEO of ADX Group Abdulla Salem Alnuaimi said that the ADX Group’s technology and AI approach was more than an operational upgrade and is a direct alignment with Abu Dhabi’s digital strategy.

By embedding and integrating AI into their operations and market infrastructure, they accelerated the operational efficiency of the capital market, enhanced investors’ access to vital company disclosures and information, and enabled a more inclusive economy in Abu Dhabi.

“We will launch more AI-enabled initiatives to cater to the industry’s needs and those of our investors. As one of the key financial pillars of Abu Dhabi, we are committed to the Emirate’s diversification and growth blueprint in driving an innovative, smart and knowledge-based economy,” he said.

ADX, which is part of state-owned ADQ, is a market for trading securities; including shares issued by public joint stock companies, bonds issued by governments or corporations, exchange traded funds, and any other financial instruments approved by the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA).

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