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Karim Al Moghraby
Karim is a finance professional specializing in capital markets, fundraising strategy, and investor communications. With a background in banking and financial analysis, he works with startups, financial institutions, and investment firms to develop compelling investor narratives, build financial models, and support capital-raising efforts. His experience spans equity and debt financing, macroeconomic research, and market intelligence, with a growing focus on fintech and digital assets. Karim also brings hands-on exposure to Web3, advising on content strategy and translating complex financial and technical concepts into clear, actionable insights.
Articles by Karim Al Moghraby
QNB launches DIFC’s first regulated tokenized money-market fund
Discover the innovative tokenized money market fund launched by QNB Group and Standard Chartered for enhanced investment opportunities.
Tokenized ETFs Make the Leap to Europe’s Trading Floors
In early September, crypto exchange Kraken announced it would offer 60 tokenized U.S.-listed ETFs and stocks to European investors.
California Extends Carbon Market to 2045, Reinforcing Global Pricing Momentum
California extends its carbon market to 2045, reinforcing global carbon pricing momentum and boosting ETFs like KCCA, KRBN, and KEUA.
Carbon 101: Understanding Credits, Markets, and Investment Potential
Carbon credits are evolving from climate policy to global asset class. Explore compliance vs. voluntary markets, ETFs, and $1.5tn growth outlook
Private Markets in ETFs Face a Liquidity and Transparency Test
Private-asset ETFs like PRIV and PCMM bring private credit and equity exposure into daily-dealing wrappers.
From Wall Street to the Gulf: BlackRock’s ETF Tokenization Plan
For GCC investors, this shift could unlock 24/7 access, Sharia-compliant innovation, and deeper ETF liquidity—if regulation and safeguards keep pace.
Israeli Strike on Qatar Targets Hamas, GCC ETFs Show Resilience
GCC bond ETFs held firm while Saudi Aramco’s $3B sukuk drew $20B in orders, underscoring investor confidence despite geopolitical shocks.
Lower for Longer? Fed’s September Cut Sends Ripples Through Bonds and Sukuk
Quick Summary -Steeper Curve Opens Opportunities: Short-term yields fell more than long-term, aiding duration-sensitive ETFs.-GCC Bonds Stay Attractive: Gulf rate cuts mirror the Fed, but sukuk still offer higher yields.-Risks Loom Large: Inflation, jobs, and global shocks could blunt bond gains. On September 17, 2025, the U.S. The Federal Reserve (Fed) lowered its target federal funds […]