After six months at the helm of a major Dubai-based financial firm, Niki Saki has stepped down from her position as CEO. The company, part of a broader financial group, was focused on expanding access to investment services across the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia.
With her departure, Saki has unveiled a bold new venture: a platform named Fuchase, designed specifically for institutional finance players.
Fuchase: A Marketplace for Financial Institutions
Fuchase is positioned as a digital marketplace tailored to the needs of banks, hedge funds, wealth managers, and brokers. Its mission is to simplify how these entities access liquidity and structured financial solutions.
The platform will offer:
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Tools to evaluate and compare liquidity providers.
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Structured financial instruments with expert consultation.
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Scalable solutions for both traditional finance firms and fintech startups.
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Infrastructure to support introducing brokers and global investors.
Saki hinted at additional initiatives in development, though she has not yet disclosed specific details.
Real Estate Tokenization Partnership
In parallel to Saki’s new venture, her former organization recently announced a partnership involving a $3 billion real estate tokenization initiative. This collaboration aims to transform traditional real estate into blockchain-based digital assets, offering investors access through a proprietary utility token.
The project enables token holders to benefit from yield-generating real estate assets, with plans to increase the total tokenized value to $10 billion in the near future.
