Fintechs Inveniam and MEASA Partners to Merge
Fintech infrastructure company Inveniam and advisory firm MEASA Partners have announced a merger. The combined entity aims to capitalize on the rapidly growing market for tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs).
- The newly formed business unit, Inveniam Capital, will be led by Nabyl Al Maskari, the Founder and Executive Chairman of MEASA Partners. This unit will concentrate on sourcing, structuring, and managing institutional-grade private real-world asset solutions for a worldwide digital investor audience. - MEASA Partners' founders have a collective track record of managing over $700 billion in assets. The firm is supported by a strategic investment from Abu Dhabi Catalyst Partners (ADCP), a joint venture between Mubadala Capital and Alpha Wave Global. - The merger strategically combines Inveniam's patented "Smart Provenance" decentralized data architecture with MEASA's expertise in institutional investment and advisory. This integration is designed to provide trusted, near real-time data for the valuation, pricing, and performance of real-world assets. - Inveniam, a U.S.-based company with affiliates in the UK and UAE, specializes in data operations management for real-world assets, aiming to facilitate AI integration and systematic trading. - MEASA Partners operates as an investment and advisory platform based in the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) in the UAE, focusing on strategies for the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia. - The transaction is positioned to leverage Abu Dhabi's growing role as a center for financial innovation, combining MEASA's sovereign and institutional network with Inveniam's data infrastructure. - This deal is set against the backdrop of a rapidly expanding market for tokenized real-world assets, which encompasses illiquid asset classes such as real estate, infrastructure, and private credit.
