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Ebury partners with Global Emerging Manager Institute, joining its British and Gulf hubs

  • Ebury announces partnership with Global EMI’s British and Gulf  regional hubs 
  • Collaboration strengthens support for emerging asset managers  across the UK and GCC 
  • Marks further expansion of Ebury Institutional Solutions and  development of its private markets offering  

Ebury, the global financial services firm, today announces its new partnership  with the Global Emerging Manager Institute (“Global EMI”).  

Founded in 2024, Global EMI supports the next generation of alternative asset  managers through content, community and access to capital. The organisation  spans 29 countries and brings together more than 460 institutional members,  including GPs, LPs and service providers. 

Through this partnership, Ebury Institutional Solutions (“EIS”) will work with  both the British EMI and the Gulf EMI, expanding access for emerging  managers and independent sponsors in the UK and Gulf

Cooperation Council  (“GCC”) to institutional-grade cash management and foreign exchange  solutions. 

As part of the collaboration, Ebury will also sponsor and speak at the Gulf  EMI’s flagship Summit in Abu Dhabi later this year. 

The partnership reflects Ebury’s continued investment in its Institutional  Solutions division and private markets capabilities, offering purpose-built,  end-to-end treasury solutions tailored to the needs of fund managers, capital  markets participants and investors. By combining transactional accounts, cash  management, FX and escrow services in a single platform, Ebury supports  clients operating across increasingly complex and global investment  structures. 

Ed Stubbings, Global EMI founder, said: “I first met Ebury’s team in Saudi  Arabia, one of the fastest growing hubs within the GCC. They have the  reputation there of being a reliable partner for both established and emerging managers across fund and direct deal opportunities, supporting both GPs’ cash management and foreign currency needs.” 

Sebastian Brown, Head of Sales EIS – Middle East at Ebury, commented: “Private markets is a fast-growing and dynamic sector, driven by a new generation of talented, emerging managers. Through this new partnership, we’re supporting more of these firms across the UK and the Gulf with the FX and cash management infrastructure they need to scale across borders with confidence - enabling greater access to opportunities in an increasingly global market.”

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