RIYADH: The Future Investment Initiative Foundation has announced a strategic partnership with Guggenheim Investments, a global asset management and investment advisory firm.
This partnership builds on the firm’s role as Summit Partner for the third Priority Summit in Miami in February, and reflects a deepening collaboration to support the Foundation’s mission of “Impacting Humanity,” according to the Saudi Press Agency.
Richard Attias, chairman of the executive committee and CEO-in-Chief, FII, said: “Partnerships with leading firms like Guggenheim Investments enhance our ability to solve our most critical challenges.
“Their focus on long-term value creation and innovation aligns directly with our mission, and we are delighted to welcome them as a strategic partner as we prepare for the Future Investment Initiative conference.”
Dina DeLorenzo, president of Guggenheim Investments, said: “Our goal is to provide long-term investment strategies that help build lasting value for communities and clients alike.
“The Future Investment Initiative Foundation’s vision of ‘Impacting Humanity’ reflects our commitment to stewardship and sustainable progress, and we look forward to contributing our perspectives and insights to this important global platform.”
The FII Institute also announced the joining of Mizuho, one of the world's leading financial institutions, as a new strategic partner ahead of the FII9 conference in Riyadh from Oct. 27 to 30.
Mizuho is a global financial institution, with operations extending across 36 countries, and combining banking experience spanning more than 150 years.
Masahiro Kihara, president and CEO of Mizuho Financial Group, said: “Mizuho is proud to sponsor the Future Investment Initiative, one of the world’s most important investment conferences and a key hub for the global conversation on prosperity, bringing together the most prominent institutions, leaders, and leading thinkers from around the world to transform dialogue into concrete action.
“We are here together not just to discuss ideas, but to develop practical strategies that build more inclusive, sustainable, and secure prosperity for all, today and in the future.”
