UAE Investment Services Expand as FAB Partners T Rowe Price

January 13, 2026
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First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) is expanding UAE investment services through a strategic partnership with global asset manager T. Rowe Price.

UAE investment services grow as First Abu Dhabi Bank partners with T Rowe Price to enhance multi-asset offerings across the Gulf region.

UAE investment services will broaden significantly following a new strategic partnership. First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) recently teamed up with global asset manager T. Rowe Price. This collaboration marks a major step in strengthening investment capabilities across the Gulf region.

The partnership unites the UAE’s largest bank by assets with a leading U.S. investment firm. T. Rowe Price will provide expertise in equities and fixed income. They will also support FAB with alternative assets and multi-asset strategies. This move enhances the quality of services for retail, private, and institutional clients.

FAB aims to meet the rising demand for sophisticated asset management. Regional investors now seek greater diversification and global exposure. This agreement reflects a trend of international wealth managers moving into the Gulf. Several factors make the region attractive to global capital:

  • A stable regulatory environment.
  • Investor-friendly policies.
  • Strategic time zone positioning.
  • Tax-efficient structures.

The partnership bolsters FAB’s internal management capabilities. Clients can now access globally managed strategies through a trusted regional framework. While the parties did not disclose financial details, the deal signals a long-term commitment to growth.

The Gulf’s investor base continues to expand. This group includes high-net-worth individuals and international allocators. Consequently, this partnership positions the UAE as a hub for cross-border collaboration. UAE investment services will play a central role in connecting regional capital with international markets.

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