ADGM Fund Management
Regulated fund-hosting, portfolio management, and end-to-end ManCo services for sponsors launching open- or closed-ended vehicles in the ADGM. Each fund is structured individually, not assembled from a template.
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The firm
Regulated, specialised, and small enough to design every mandate individually.
Neovision Wealth Management was built to do one thing well: run regulated fund structures and wealth mandates out of the Abu Dhabi Global Market with a level of technical rigour that typically belongs to firms several times its size.
Most large ManCos operate as fund factories — standardised templates, tiered service desks, the sponsor fitted to the platform rather than the other way around. NWM is the counter-position. Every fund hosted is individually structured. Every client mandate is individually designed. Every sponsor and every client speaks directly with the people who make the regulatory, structural, and investment decisions — not a relationship desk routing to someone else.
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Authorised Activities
40
Years Combined Leadership
Regulated. Registered. Ready.
The formal identifiers institutional counterparties look for.
Legal Entity
Neovision Wealth Management Limited
Jurisdiction
Abu Dhabi Global Market
Regulator
ADGM FSRA
ADGM Registration
000007884
FSRA Permission
220080
Client Eligibility
Professional Clients only
Authorised Regulated Activities
- Arranging Deals in Investments
- Advising on Investments or Credit
- Arranging Custody
- Managing a Collective Investment Fund
- Managing Assets
What NWM Does
Three service lines. One platform.
NWM operates across three concentrated service lines, all delivered under the same ADGM-regulated ManCo. Each is structured to be modular — a fund sponsor can use the full stack or a single layer.
Funds-as-a-Service
Also known as fund hosting, ManCo-as-a-Service, or a white-label fund platform. FaaS lets a fund sponsor launch faster, operate leaner, and focus on investment strategy rather than regulatory infrastructure.
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Discretionary portfolio management, advisory mandates, and custom-made structures for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and institutional clients. Open-architecture platform access to 35,000+ instruments.
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Why NWM
Tailor-made, not templated. Direct access, not routed.
The large global ManCos are fund factories. They operate on standardised structures, pre-configured service tiers, and minimum fund sizes that exclude most specialist strategies. Their scale is real — and it comes with trade-offs that sophisticated sponsors and clients increasingly feel. NWM is built on the opposite proposition.
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Every fund is designed individually.
The funds under management are structurally different vehicles — CEIC, OEIC, PCC, with tokenised share classes, Shari'a-compliant overlays, FSRA green certification. That variety is not accidental. Each sponsor came with a different strategy, a different investor base, and a different set of constraints. Each got a structure built around the mandate rather than the mandate fitted to a structure.
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Every client speaks directly with the people making decisions.
At larger platforms, a sponsor is routed through a relationship manager, an account team, and a ticketing queue. At NWM, a sponsor engaging the firm is in direct conversation with the CEO, the CIO, and the Compliance function from the first meeting onward. A physical consequence of the firm's size — and a deliberate operating choice.
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Every mandate is taken seriously on its own terms.
The firm does not operate minimum-AuM thresholds that exclude promising specialist strategies. It does not force sponsors into pre-built product templates. It does apply the same FSRA-regulated rigour to every mandate that a larger platform would — because the authorisation is the same, and the compliance standards are the same.
Live Funds
Structurally different funds. Structurally different answers.
NWM is the incorporator and fund manager for regulated funds in the ADGM, each sponsored by a leading counterparty in its sector. The lineup spans private credit, Shari'a-compliant real estate, carbon markets, and Indian equities.
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Tabby Capital Fund I
Private credit · CEIC — SME lending flow from Tabby, MENA's highest-valued FinTech and the region's leading Buy-Now-Pay-Later platform.
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Mina Residential REIT
Shari'a-compliant REIT · CEIC — One of the largest Shari'a-compliant residential REITs in the ADGM. Onshore UAE residential real estate for professional investors.
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GFC Global Carbon Credit Development Fund
Carbon finance · Green-certified — The first and only carbon credit fund in the ADGM to receive FSRA green certification. Sponsored by Global Frontier Capital.
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DSP Funds PCC
India equities · OEIC PCC — Public open-ended PCC investing in Indian equities, sponsored by DSP — one of India's oldest family-owned asset managers.
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Awards & Recognition
Recognised by the industry that matters most.
Third-party recognition from the institutions closest to the sector is a useful signal. Below is the authoritative record of NWM's industry recognition and formal regulatory designations.
2025
WealthBriefing MENA Awards — Dual Win
External Asset Manager (Newcomer); Overall Fund Manager (Regional and/or Global Reach).
2025
FSRA Green Certification
GFC Global Carbon Credit Development Fund — the first and only carbon fund in ADGM to hold the designation.
2024
WealthBriefing MENA Awards — Winner
External Asset Manager with AuM up to US$ 1 Billion.
2024
Abu Dhabi Sustainable Finance Declaration
Signatory since September 2024, reaffirmed at Abu Dhabi Finance Week.
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