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Nimai Management Consultants, a Dubai-based financial consultancy firm, has opened its Doha branch through the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) as part of efforts to expand its operations in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.
Nimai’s expertise covers corporate finance (debt and private equity), trade finance, structured trade finance, private banking, risk consulting and talent acquisition and its clientele spans across diversified sectors such as agricultural commodities, fertilisers, steel, oil and gas, chemical, manufacturing, construction and contracting, retail and distribution, insurance, healthcare and education.
“Nimai looks forward to contributing to Qatar’s economy by helping its clients achieve their ambitions,” according to Minakshi Miglani, director of the Qatar branch.
Welcoming Nimai Management Consultant into its platform, QFA Authority chief commercial officer Raed al-Emadi hoped that Nimai would contribute positively to the development of the private sector through its financial and consultancy services.
Nimai has offices in India, Bangladesh and Kenya, and partner associates in Ghana, Nigeria, Zambia and Tanzania. It has reach in New York, London, Geneva, Paris, Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo as well as the GCC countries.
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