Reem Finance Sign Two Agreements with ADX

Reem Finance and Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), one of the region’s fastest-growing exchanges, have signed two agreements to allow more investors with access to IPOs and trade securities on ADX.

The aim is to make the process faster, simpler and more accessible for a growing base of investors. The agreements were signed at a ceremony attended by ADX Group CEO Abdulla Salem Alnuaimi, and Reem Finance Chairman Hamdan Al Dahmani, Board Member Faris Al Dhaheri and the company’s CEO Seraj Faidi along with senior leaders from both institutions.

The first agreement enables instant creation of the National Investor Number (NIN) through Reem Finance’s upcoming digital platform. Customers can generate their NIN, required for trading on ADX, directly through the RF app. This represents a seamless onboarding process that highlights the role of Reem Finance in becoming a pioneering digital community bank.

The second agreement establishes Reem Finance as a receiving entity for IPO subscriptions. And the investors will be able to subscribe to IPOs on ADX directly from the RF app, with the added option of leverage to support their participation.

By combining access with liquidity, this initiative is expected to broaden participation and drive stronger demand for new listings, while showcasing the kind of innovative services that will define Reem Finance’s digital community banking model.

Opening of Capital Markets

Abdulla Salem Alnuaimi said that ADX’s collaboration with Reem Finance, alongside other institutions seeking access to ADX’s wide-ranging services and products, reflects their commitment to making capital markets more open, efficient, and accessible.

He added: “Through our innovative channels, we are easing the investor journey, attracting a broader and more diverse investor base, and providing new ways to engage with the market. These efforts reinforce ADX’s role in deepening market participation and expanding opportunities for all stakeholders.”

Hamdan Al Dahmani said that the two agreements represent the beginning of a strategic journey anchored on digital community banking.

“Together, we will contribute to the long-term expansion of capital markets, reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s position as a global financial hub while shaping a future of simpler, more seamless investor experiences,” he added.

Seraj Faidi said that these agreements mark a milestone for Reem Finance in its transformation into a digital community bank. By aligning with ADX and the national capital and equity markets agenda, they were opening the door to new opportunities for investors and ensuring their customers can access IPOs with both convenience and leverage support.

This is the first step in a series of initiatives they were embarking on with ADX, and we look forward to expanding this journey further, he said.

ADX delivered a resilient performance in H1 2025, demonstrating the market’s strength with foreign net investment up 99.5% y-o-y to $3.7 billion and total trading value climbing 33.5% to $48.88 billion.