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Home»Finance»Comera Finance Secures Final Central Bank Approval for NBFC Operations in the UAE
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Comera Finance Secures Final Central Bank Approval for NBFC Operations in the UAE

By Sam AllcockDecember 19, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Comera Finance, the financial services arm of Comera Financial Holdings, part of Abu Dhabi’s Royal Group, has received final regulatory approval from the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE). The approval allows the company to operate as a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) and deliver both retail and wholesale financing services.

The NBFC licence permits Comera Finance to offer regulated lending and financing products across the UAE. The approval supports the group’s long-term plan to build a compliant, technology-led financial platform that serves consumers, small and medium-sized enterprises, and large businesses. The decision follows a detailed regulatory assessment and reflects the company’s governance standards, risk controls, and operational preparedness.

Commenting on the approval, Mr. Akhtar Saeed Hashmi, Managing Director & Group CEO of Comera Financial Holdings, said:
“The final NBFC license approval from the Central Bank of the UAE is a defining moment for Comera Finance and a strong validation of our regulatory-first approach. As part of Abu Dhabi’s Royal Group, we are committed to building trusted, institution-grade financial solutions that align with the UAE’s vision for a resilient, inclusive, and future-ready financial system.”

With the licence in place, Comera Finance will introduce a range of structured financial products. These include consumer lending and SME and corporate financing, with a focus on responsible lending, transparency, and customer protection. All operations will follow the CBUAE’s regulatory framework, with clear oversight of compliance, governance, and risk management.

The approval also strengthens the wider Comera ecosystem, which brings together digital communication, payments, and financial services within one platform. By pairing technology with regulatory discipline, the group aims to improve access to financial services while maintaining strong security and compliance standards.

Comera Finance’s launch as a licensed NBFC supports national economic priorities such as SME development, financial inclusion, and economic diversification. The company’s growth plan centres on scale and sustainability, backed by capital strength, experienced leadership, and a clear focus on regulatory compliance.

This approval marks the start of the next phase for Comera Finance as it works with regulators, partners, and stakeholders to deliver financial solutions that contribute to the UAE’s financial sector.

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