MNA Ventures has unveiled its comprehensive 2025 performance outcomes, marking a transformative period characterized by strategic global expansion and significant financial evolution. The diversified holding group demonstrated remarkable progress in establishing institutional-grade platforms across the United Arab Emirates, European markets, and emerging economies.
The year’s most notable achievements centered around the successful deployment of two flagship initiatives: QBS Banking Facility and OTC & Partners. QBS emerged as a pioneering banking subsidiary specifically engineered to bridge the gap between digital assets and conventional banking systems. The institution offers sophisticated multi-currency account management supporting both traditional (USD, AED) and digital currencies (USDT, USDC), alongside comprehensive crypto-to-fiat liquidity solutions and seamless cross-border transaction capabilities tailored for blockchain and fintech enterprises.
Concurrently, OTC & Partners established itself as a premier legal advisory firm, delivering specialized corporate and regulatory services within the UAE’s dynamic business landscape. The firm provides commercially-focused legal expertise to a diverse clientele ranging from digital asset startups to established multinational corporations, with licensing strategies aligned with forward-thinking regulatory jurisdictions.
A critical component of the group’s ecosystem, OTC Business Services (OTCBS), continued its leadership role in facilitating smooth transitions for blockchain entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals relocating to the UAE. The service extends beyond conventional company incorporation to encompass comprehensive support including local integration assistance, professional network access, and guidance on legal and tax implications of international migration.
European operations witnessed substantial growth through strategic initiatives including the establishment of MT & MNA Ventures in Bremen, Germany, serving as an innovation incubator for startups such as United Law and OTC Tech. Regulate AG maintained robust performance as an institutional RegTechnology provider, delivering advanced KYC and KYB screening solutions to major European fintech entities.
Executive Director Mostafa Nasser Al Rashed emphasized the group’s foundational philosophy: “Our strategy has consistently focused on addressing internal corporate challenges first, then scaling those solutions to market readiness. Through centralization of core operations at the OTC Hub and expansion of our banking footprint, we’re constructing a resilient ecosystem designed for adaptability and long-term stability.”
The organization continues to prioritize institutional quality standards, strengthening internal legal, compliance, and corporate functions to support its growing network of high-net-worth individuals and blockchain-focused partners throughout its global operations.