Home GCC Bahrain Regional wealth management firm launches invest now pay later service The service allows investors to start investing in private markets without funding the entire commitment from day one by Gulf Business December 12, 2022 The Family Office, a wealth management company in the GCC, has launched its invest now pay later service. With this new service, clients can fund just 25 per cent of their portfolio now and pay the rest monthly over up to five years. The Family Office in Bahrain and its Riyadh-based wealth manager, The Family Office International Investment Company, are regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain and the Capital Market Authority of Saudi Arabia, respectively, serving families, individuals and investors. The firm helps clients achieve their wealth goals through custom-made investment strategies that cater to their unique needs. بفضل خدمتنا الجديدة “استثمر الآن وادفع لاحقاً”، لست بحاجة إلى تسديد كامل مبلغ الاستثمار مسبقاً للوصول إلى فرص الأسواق الخاصة. اكتشف المزيد: https://t.co/Kx36hUNeza #استثمار pic.twitter.com/Pa7wocKGCs — The Family Office (@TheFamilyOffice) November 29, 2022 By creating an account on the company platform, investors define their investment preferences, experiences and goals and select a funding plan. They then receive personalised proposals for their portfolios with details of their funding plan and start investing. Investors can choose to pay the full investment amount to get a faster allocation of exclusive opportunities or pay as they go until the minimum allocation amount for a new investment opportunity is reached. Private market investments were traditionally limited to high-net-worth investors only. The Family Office grants investors access to these opportunities and allows them to build a portfolio corresponding to their investment preference and risk appetite. Abdulmohsin Al Omran, founder and CEO of the Family Office, said: “With the shifting market forces, we are constantly improving our services and offering to provide a superior digital experience for investors in the alternative space”. Read: Saudi’s Public Investment Fund launches Aseer Investment Company Tags Bahrain Investment Saudi Arabia 0 Comments You might also like Saudi Arabia’s Mawani signs four contracts worth SAR1bn GCC region M&A blazes trail as global deals decline Top marks for GCC nations in digital connectivity index Bahrain notched up 2.45% growth in third quarter of 2023