Fintech RiFD & Kingsbury Partner to Expand Securitisation in KSA
Saudi fintech RiFD will provide asset aggregation and monitoring tools while British-owned Kingsbury supports deal structuring and execution for securitised finance.
A new partnership is set to expand securitisation and structured finance activity in Saudi Arabia, as demand grows for private credit solutions within the Kingdom’s capital markets.
RiFD, a Saudi-based fintech company specialising in securitisation infrastructure, has partnered with Kingsbury & Partners, a British-owned private and structured credit specialist, to develop and scale securitisation frameworks in the market.
Under the agreement, RiFD will act as the core infrastructure layer, providing tools to aggregate, analyse, and manage securitised assets. Kingsbury will support transaction structuring, investor alignment, and execution, drawing on its experience in global credit markets.
RiFD operates a “securitisation-as-a-service” model, designed to standardise data, improve risk visibility, and streamline asset monitoring. The platform enables banks, corporates, and investors to structure and manage securitised assets across sectors including housing, infrastructure, renewable energy, and small and medium-sized enterprises.
The collaboration reflects broader changes in Saudi Arabia’s capital markets, where regulatory developments and investor demand are driving interest in alternative financing models. Technology-enabled platforms are increasingly being used to unlock new asset classes and expand access to institutional capital.
