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Gargash Group buys out Deem Finance for unknown sum

  • Firm looks to enhance its offerings in financial services sector
  • Deem Finance offers credit cards, personal loans and wholesale deposit products to UAE corporate clients

Gargash Goup, the UAE-based conglomerate, has bought out Deem Finance, the financial services provider, for an undisclosed sum.

The conglomerate has businesses in automotive, real estate and non-banking financial services sectors. With the acquisition it hopes to widen its offerings.

“This is a transformational transaction that will allow us to reimagine financial services in a way that the success of our brands is aligned with the financial success of our customers,” said Shehab Gargash, managing director and group CEO of Gargash Group.

The company has a strong presence in the non-banking financial services sector for 23 years through Daman Investments, which offers services including asset management, securities brokerage and wealth management.

The newly acquired company, Deem Finance, offers credit cards, personal loans and wholesale deposit products to UAE corporate clients.

“Deem Finance has built a strong product portfolio and has the technological foundation required to launch innovative financial products and services catering to the evolving needs of both individual and corporate customers,” said Ahmed Khizer Khan, CEO of Daman Investments.