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Welfare Group·The Firm·Offices
Welfare Group and its portfolio companies operate across nine locations, spanning the Middle East, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
United Arab Emirates
The Dubai International Financial Centre is Welfare Group's primary operating base and the seat of its board and group leadership. Welf Advisory Limited, the group's DFSA-regulated wealth management entity, is domiciled and licensed here.
Welf · Wealth management
AFM-authorised since 1997, with European passporting across five jurisdictions.
The Netherlands
AFMTotal Investment Services B.V. — AFM-authorised since 1997, with European passporting into Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Portugal, and Spain. Based at Zuidas.
Prop.com · Real estate
A holding seat in Abu Dhabi and four European centres covering structured finance, asset management, and securitisation.
United Arab Emirates
HoldingSeat of Prop.com's top holding board, overseeing the governance of the group's European real estate investment operations.
Luxembourg
SecuritisationEuropean securitisation hub, supporting Prop.com's real estate bond operations and structured finance infrastructure.
Germany
Asset mgmtEuropean asset management base, managing the group's real estate investment activities across Continental European markets.
The Netherlands
OperationsProp.com office supporting the group's European real estate investment operations.
Lithuania
SecuritisationProp.com subsidiary supporting the group's European securitisation operations, complementing the Luxembourg-based infrastructure.
Welfare Group
UK presence for communications, capital markets and a future regulated APAC base.
United Kingdom
Comms · CapitalWelfare Group's communications function and capital markets activities, and the group's primary point of engagement with UK and Northern European institutional counterparties.
Republic of Singapore
In establishmentRegulated wealth management presence under establishment, extending the group's institutional footprint into Asia-Pacific markets.
The Dubai International Financial Centre is the leading financial centre in the Middle East, operating under an English common-law framework and regulated by the DFSA. It hosts the largest concentration of regulated financial services firms in the region.
For an active investment holding company building businesses across the GCC, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, DIFC offers regulatory certainty, access to international capital, and a time-zone position that allows daily working overlap with both London and Hong Kong.