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Accelerate Your Capital Raise in 2026 with Direct Access to Verified Global Investors and the Middle East Family Office Investment Database
Your Gateway to Active Investors Across the World’s Capital Markets
UAE FAMILY OFFICE MARKET | 2026
What the market is telling fund managers
The UAE family-office market is increasingly institutional, internationally focused and active across private markets.
The investor databases featured here are comprehensive, professional-grade datasets, continually updated and refined to reflect real capital activity across global markets.
These are not broad or generic lists. They are carefully researched investor databases built for fund managers, companies, real estate sponsors, investment banks, placement agents, consultants and professional advisors who need to identify the right capital sources.
Professional databases for professional fundraisers.
Family Office Investor Network
Understanding the investors behind the capital.
Our Family Office Investor Network provides a detailed view of more than 5,700 family offices across 111 countries, including their investment sectors, preferred check sizes, geographic focus and senior decision-makers.
In this short presentation, we show how this investor intelligence can be used to identify and target family offices that are relevant to a specific capital-raising opportunity.
Watch the YouTube Video to see the network in action.
Find the Investors Relevant to Your Raise
Access targeted investor databases covering:
- Family Offices across the Middle East, USA, Europe, Asia and other major markets
- Private Equity, Venture Capital and Private Credit investors
- Real Estate and Infrastructure capital sources
- AI, Technology, Mining & Minerals and other sector-specific investors
- Sovereign Wealth Funds, Institutional Investors and other major capital allocators
Each database is designed to help you identify who is investing, where they invest, what they invest in and who the relevant decision-makers are.
Need More Than a Database?
For clients undertaking a specific capital raise, I also provide investor research and fundraising support.
Rather than relying solely on a generic investor database, I can research and identify potential investors based on your specific requirements, including:
- Target investment size
- Sector and investment strategy
- Geographic preferences
- Recent investment activity (if disclosed)
- Family office or institutional profile
- Relevant decision-makers
- Potential fit with your fundraising mandate
This can include identifying new investor prospects beyond the databases you already use, where deeper research is required.
Built for Targeted Capital Raising
The objective is not simply to produce the largest possible list of investors.
It is to help you identify relevant capital.
Whether you are raising a fund, financing a real estate project, seeking growth capital, arranging an acquisition or targeting family office investment, the quality of your investor targeting can have a major impact on the efficiency of your fundraising campaign.
The databases and research services on this site are designed to give professional fundraisers a more structured starting point for investor outreach.
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Fundraising Support
For selected mandates, I provide research and investor-targeting support to help build a focused prospect universe.
The database goes beyond the handful of highly visible UAE families and identifies less-publicised investment offices and decision-makers.
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THE 2027 UHNW DUBAI INVESTOR DATABASE
THE 2027 UHNW DUBAI INVESTOR DATABASE
They Already Invested. You Just Didn’t Know Who They Were.
9,043 UAE executives, individually matched against 555,955 verified Dubai and Abu Dhabi property transactions — not contacted, not surveyed, not self-reported. Proven.
Built for private equity real estate funds, investment banks, and capital raise sponsors placing $250K–$1M tickets against a $10M–$50M raise.
Every List You’ve Ever Bought Told You Who Someone Is.
Title. Company. Email. Maybe a LinkedIn photo scraped last spring. That’s what passes for “investor intelligence” across most of the Middle East capital-raising world — a directory dressed up as a target list.
It isn’t malicious. It’s incomplete. A C-suite title tells you someone has influence. It tells you nothing about whether they have ever written a check, in what size, or in what asset class. You find that out the hard way — three months into outreach, a stalled raise, and a list of “qualified” contacts who were never actually buyers.
We Started With a C-Suite List. We Built Something Almost No One Else Has.
We took the UAE’s largest verified executive database — 70,388 senior professionals — and matched it, individual by individual, against 555,955 real estate transaction records across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Four independent, verified data sources, fused at the person level, for the first time.
The result isn’t a bigger list. It’s a smaller, sharper one: 9,043 individuals with a demonstrated, evidenced history of property investment in the UAE. Each carries a data-backed Investment Rating — A through D — and a clear answer to the only question that matters before you spend a dollar on outreach: can this person actually write the check?
At a Glance
| 9,043 | 555,955 | 70,388 | $250K–$1M |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verified / well-evidenced investor profiles | Property records cross-matched | Executives tested against every record | Typical ticket size represented |
Four Independent Databases. Nothing Scraped to Order.
Each one is a serious database in its own right. Together, they’ve never been fused before:
| Database | Records | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UAE C-Suite Master Database | 70,388 | Two merged, deduplicated senior-executive pools |
| UAE Master Property Database | 445,882 | Historical Dubai transaction register, 2018–2024 |
| Dubai 2025 Sales Database | 88,237 | Current ownership roll-up across 621 buildings |
| Abu Dhabi 2025 Buyers Database | 21,836 | Consolidated from 88 individual broker worksheets |
Four Filtering Passes Before a Name Makes the List
1. Matching Engine — every executive name is run against every property record, resolving spelling variants, transliterations, and shared surnames before anything counts as a match.
2. Confidence Tiering — each match is scored on how certain the identity really is, so a coincidental name match is never presented next to a verified one without a label.
3. Real-Estate Industry Adjustment — brokers, developers, and agents are flagged transparently rather than silently excluded, or silently allowed to inflate the file with deals they closed for clients, not themselves.
4. Person-Level Consolidation — every match collapses to one record per individual, carrying their full executive profile and their full matched transaction history together — nothing split across tabs, nothing duplicated across databases.
A Rating That’s Earned, Not Assigned
Three factors, each scored 1 to 5, combine into a Composite Rank Score:
- Seniority Rank — from Chairman / Founder / Owner down to entry-level title.
- Company Size Rank — from 1,000+ employees down to under 10.
- Property Average Rank — from the average size of their verified property transactions, bucketed against the real distribution across every matched investor — not an arbitrary cutoff.
The Composite Score maps to an Investment Rating, A through D. A profile never reaches A on title alone — it takes a verified transaction behind it.
| Investment Rating | Profiles | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A — Priority Target | 212 | Verified transaction, senior title, large company |
| B — Strong Prospect | 3,375 | Strong evidence across seniority, size, or deal average |
| C — Qualified Lead | 3,975 | Clear but moderate signal across the scoring factors |
| D — Developing Lead | 1,481 | Evidenced, but the weakest of the four tiers |
What Else the File Tells You
- 6,229 profiles clear the $250K+ threshold on a verified average-deal-size basis — the specific question a sponsor placing retail tickets needs answered first.
- 1,332 real-estate-industry contacts are flagged transparently for manual review, not excluded and not discounted — every principal and every broker is shown exactly as the data supports, never guessed at.
Tested in the Field, Not Just on Paper
This isn’t a theoretical scoring model. The file has been run through live, blind outreach — no warm intro, no prior relationship — and the response confirms what the methodology predicts: these are real, reachable, relevant contacts, not a stale list sold on promise.
68%
AVERAGE OPEN RATE — BLIND OUTREACH, THIS DATABASE
28%–35%
TYPICAL OPEN RATE — GENERIC HNW INVESTMENT DATABASES
Close to double the response of a typical HNW list — because this file isn’t guessing who might be interested. It already knows who has invested.
What It Actually Costs To Find These Investors
The Traditional Route: A $150,000–$350,000 Door, Then a Months-Long Trickle
Placement agents and investment banks typically require a non-contingent retainer of $150,000 to $350,000 simply to take on a capital-raising mandate — due before a single investor is contacted, and non-refundable regardless of outcome. That fee buys access to a network. It does not buy a result.
Inside that network, the funnel is steep. A placement agent or investment bank managing a pool of roughly 150,000 institutional-grade relationships will typically trickle that down to 300 to 400 highly qualified introductions over the life of an engagement — filtered, scheduled, and released over weeks or months, never handed over on day one.
| TRADITIONAL PA / IB ROUTE | THIS DATABASE | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | $150,000–$350,000 non-contingent retainer | $25,000 — one time |
| Starting network | ~150,000 institutional-grade relationships | 9,043 property-matched, verified profiles |
| Qualified names actually delivered | 300–400, trickled over the engagement | 3,587 already rated A or B — day one |
| Time to first introduction | Weeks of onboarding before outreach begins | Immediate — the file is ready before your first call is booked |
This database starts beyond where most placement mandates end up — for a fraction of the door fee, before a single retainer invoice is paid.
The retainer is only the entry fee. Here is what the rest of the capital-raising funnel costs on top of it:
– Placement agents charge 1–3% of committed capital to source investors for a raise. On a $10M–$50M raise, that’s $100,000 to $1,500,000 — paid whether or not the investors they bring are the right fit, and paid again on the next raise.
– Paid digital advertising aimed at first-time accredited investors costs $3,500 to $4,500 per investor who actually signs and wires funds — after $50–$500 per lead, with roughly 2% of leads converting within 90 days. Six of those investors costs more than this entire database, with no guarantee any of them are in the UAE, UHNW, or have ever invested in property.
– Industry guidance puts investor-acquisition marketing at 3–4% of the raise target for a fund going after first-time investors. On a $10M raise, that’s $300,000–$400,000 spent trying to find people who might invest.
This is $25,000, once, for 9,043 people who already have.
And It Still Beats What the Data Alone Would Cost
Enterprise contact platforms run $22,500 to $100,000+ a year — for generic corporate data with no property or wealth verification attached. Building this yourself, assuming you could even access the underlying records, would cost $50,000 to $120,000+ in year one alone, before months of matching and scoring work.
– Institutional-grade fundraising databases built for groups raising $25M to $500M typically run $35,000 to $60,000 a year — a recurring license, not a one-time purchase, and that’s before the hours of work it takes to refine a generic national file down to your specific sector, geography, or mandate.
– Off-the-shelf investor lists sell online for $200 to $500 — bulk-scraped, unverified, and unmatched to any transaction history. Cheap for a reason: none of them come close to this level of verification, and none of them ever will.
No other database in the world fuses four independent sources — executive seniority, company size, and a verified, person-level property transaction history — into one scored record. This one does, for $25,000, once.
One payment. No subscription. No renewal.
THE OFFER
The 2027 UHNW Dubai Investor Database
$25,000 — Single-enterprise license. One-time. Non-resale.
Serious inquiries only — this is priced to stay that way.
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