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 ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL is a Saudi limited liability company, and a subsidiary of The Saudi Investment Bank.
ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL was granted a license by the Saudi Arabian Capital Market Authority (CMA) on 28 May 2007, (License number: 15-07061). It was also formally established and registered by the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Commerce and Industry on 22 July 2007 (Commercial Registration number: 1010235995).
ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL headquarter is located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with 41 branches spread throughout the country.
ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL, as an investment bank, provides a whole line of products and services in brokerage, securities and investment banking business. The brokerage and securities related services includes providing an efficient and robust process for deal facilitations in capital markets, custody services, margin financing, and other related services in the local and leading Middle Eastern and International capital markets. As an investment Bank, ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL is also a leading service provider in Corporate Finance related services like Advisory, Corporate restructuring, Debt restructuring, Mergers and acquisitions, and IPO and private equity placement services.
ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL establishments was actually a spin-off from the Saudi Investment Bank based on a CMA mandate, which directed all local banks to separate their brokerage and securities services by establishing subsidiary companies to undertake these business activities. Even though ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL was officially established in 2007, it is not new to the world capital markets. ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL was actually doing the business under The Saudi Investment Bank's name (a recognized leader in both the local and international equity markets in Saudi Arabia) for over 2 decades, prior to its establishments, and continues to do so in 10 different markets.
Those markets include, the Saudi local market, of course, GCC countries of Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and United Arab Emirates. Additionally, ALISTITHMAR CAPITAL operates in Jordan, Egypt, and the United States markets.
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