TCW Group expands its global footprint with new office in Dubai

TCW expands its global footprint with new office in Dubai
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By News Desk, GCC Business News

The TCW Group, a leading global asset management firm based in Los Angeles, has expanded its global footprint with the opening of a new office in Dubai, UAE.

The new office, located in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), marks TCW’s first entry in the Middle East, with plans to expand its footprint in the region overtime. The firm aims to support and serve the investment needs of Sovereign and Institutional clients in the Middle East.

TCW Group’s new office in Dubai
Katie Koch
President and CEO – TCW

“TCW has over four decades of experience serving Sovereign and Institutional clients in the Middle East, and we see ongoing interest in our investment capabilities across TCW’s public and private asset classes in the region. As TCW’s Middle East client relationships continue to grow and deepen, it is important that we have a local presence to serve and partner with our clients to deliver best-in-class investment solutions that meet their objectives.”

Mr. Younan together with Peter Moore co-head TCW’s Sovereign Wealth Group. Wael Younan will move from New York to Dubai as a part of the new establishment. Mr. Moore will remain in Los Angeles and work closely with Mr. Younan on the ongoing growth of TCW’s sovereign wealth relationships in the Middle East and globally.

TCW Group, established in 1971, provides expertise in fixed income, alternative investments, and equities. Today, TCW oversees approximately $200 billion in client assets. With its wide range of investment products such as ETFs, TCW MetWest Funds, and TCW Funds, TCW manages one of the largest fund complexes in the U.S. TCW’s clients include corporate and public pension plans, financial institutions, endowments and foundations, as well as financial advisors and high net worth individuals.

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