Tarmeez Capital Takes Part In The Women Shaping Wealth Summit 2026 As Investment And Financing Partner

Tarmeez Capital, a Saudi financial institution licensed by the Capital Market Authority, took part as Investment and Financing Partner of the Women Shaping Wealth Summit 2026, organized by PLAYBOOK in partnership with Women Spark on 28 and 29 September 2026 at The Garage, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Riyadh.

The Summit convened more than 3,000 participants and 250 speakers, including investors, founders and financial sector leaders, across three tracks covering finance and capital, health and longevity, and leadership and influence. Invest Saudi joined the Summit as Strategic Government Partner.

On the first day of the Summit, Salem Aljawini, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Tarmeez Capital, joined the panel “Opening the Gates: The Future of Private Capital” alongside Ismail Badereldine of FinBursa, Nelly Mounayar Ghazal of Green Wealth Partners and Rawan Baddour of Zest Equity, in a session moderated by Nada Al Harthi.

Tarmeez Capital also led the workshop “Investing in Private Debt: Unlocking a Powerful Income Asset Class for Diversified Portfolios”, presented by Majed Jenaina, Senior Financial Expert, and Shahad Alamri, Investment and Financial Expert. The session covered the fundamentals of sukuk, the growth of the corporate sukuk market in Saudi Arabia, returns and key risks, and diversification across issuers, sectors and maturities.

Commenting on the Company’s participation, Aljawini said: “At Tarmeez Capital, our focus has always been building technology and AI-driven financing infrastructure that adds real depth to Saudi Arabia’s debt capital markets, infrastructure designed to be reliable at scale, serving both corporates operating in the Kingdom and investors looking to be part of the market growth. As the market continues to evolve, we see that same infrastructure playing an even greater role in how capital moves across the Kingdom. We were glad to bring that perspective to the Women Shaping Wealth Summit, and to be part of a broader conversation on the future of wealth and investment in Saudi Arabia.

Nawaf Alakass, Partnerships Manager at Tarmeez Capital, added: “Over the two days of the Summit, we saw clear interest from women investors and entrepreneurs in debt instruments, both as an investment opportunity and as a source of business financing. Our priority now is to turn the Summit’s conversations into lasting working relationships.”