SICO Capital Announces Strategic Voluntary Transition in Management of SICO Saudi REIT
SICO is a leading regional asset manager, broker, market maker, and investment bank with USD 4.5 billion in gross assets under management (AUM) and USD 4.1 billion in net AUM. Today, SICO operates under a wholesale banking license from the Central Bank of Bahrain and oversees two wholly-owned subsidiaries, an Abu Dhabi-based brokerage firm, SICO Financial Brokerage, and a specialized regional custody and fund administration house, SICO Fund Services Company (SFS), as well as a majorityowned, full-fledged capital markets services firm, SICO Capital, based in Saudi Arabia (KSA).
Headquartered in the Kingdom of Bahrain with a growing regional presence in three countries, SICO has a well-established track record as a trusted regional bank offering a comprehensive suite of financial solutions, including asset management, brokerage, market making, investment banking, advisory, treasury, and custody and fund administration, backed by a robust and experienced research team that provides regional insight and analysis of more than 90% of the region's major equities.
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