The fintech plans to expand beyond spend management with digital fund-holding and payment services for SMEs.
After processing more than $274M through 6,000 merchants in 2025 and raising a $4M Series A round this year, SkipCash is setting its sights on taking its payments platform across the Gulf.
Konecta's new regional headquarters will house its first global generative AI centre serving clients across four continents.
The initiatives will test AI-powered customer support tools for Egypt's insurance sector under the regulator's fintech sandbox.
Net assets rose 14.7% as regulated investment funds added 15 new vehicles and investor participation reached a record high.
Backed by Karatage, Epic Markets aims to bring institutional-grade trading infrastructure to individual investors.
The integration expands digital payment options as both Egyptian fintechs continue to grow their consumer financial services.
The new training platform focuses on AI visibility, agentic AI and coding as search shifts towards AI-powered discovery.
The Sharjah foundation has backed seven SME projects worth more than $870,000 so far in 2026.
The PIF-backed private equity fund will invest across the GCC, with around half of its capital earmarked for Saudi Arabia.
The approval from the Central Bank of the UAE marks a key step towards expanding the company's payment capabilities.
The weekly programme will spotlight founders, innovation and entrepreneurship across radio, podcasts and digital platforms.
The move aims to give lenders a fuller view of consumers' financial commitments while expanding access to the credit ecosystem.
The country ranked 35th globally for 2025/2026 after gains in startup financing, infrastructure and cultural support.
The private equity fund aims to raise $200 million to support Saudi businesses preparing for expansion and public listings.
The alternative asset manager will establish a presence in Kuwait through the Kuwait Direct Investment Promotion Authority.