Awad Capital Advises Tyconz on the Asset Sale of Tyconz Enterprise Business to PwC ME

PwC Middle East enters into an asset purchase agreement to acquire Tyconz’s Enterprise Business Applications Operations which will significantly expand their technology and digital consulting services offering. Tyconz cofounders Tarek Abdel Khalek and Jawad Fakih join PwC as Partners with a focus on delivering integrated solutions from strategy through execution to clients. This enhances PwC’s …

Awad Capital Announces the Successful Sale of Eton Institute

Awad Capital, the independent, Dubai-based, DIFC regulated financial services firm, has announced the successful closing of the sale of 100% of Eton Institute’s share capital to a leading regional specialized private equity platform for an undisclosed amount. Eton Institute was founded in 2006 and has rapidly grown to become the UAE’s leading language institute, offering …

11 Tips for Junior Bankers

Joining an investment banks graduate programme is no guarantee that you’ll go on to become a real investment banker. Not only are more millennial analysts heading out on their own with increasing frequency, but juniors often call it quits of their own accord. 11% of front office analysts left last year, according to analysis from …

Private Equity Investment – An Alternative to Management Consulting – Part 1

Private Equity Investment – An Alternative to Management Consulting   Part 1: How do I institutionalize my successful family business? As a financial services firm, we at Awad Capital often find ourselves intermediating between Corporations and Financial Investors. Actually a large proportion of our work is raising financing for companies and a big part of …

Why We Changed Our Company Name

When we received our financial services licence from the DFSA, we moved our offices from JLT to DIFC and changed our company name from Awad Advisory to Awad Capital. In this highly read Linkedin blog, Ziad Awad tells the story behind this move…. Read it by clicking here

Junior Investment Bankers’ Commitment Problem

The job of an investment banking analyst is tough. Weekly hours stretch into triple figures, workloads are unpredictable and job security isn’t fantastic. You’ll have to prove yourself even before you start: successful candidates have multiple internships and impeccable academics. Investment banks want elite graduates with a passion for the industry. Once they’ve snared them, …