Huriya Private is an impartial, worldwide, award-winning non-public fairness, immigration, multi-family workplace, and company structuring agency with its head workplace in Dubai.
It offers bespoke strategic administration assist to worldwide shoppers in world markets. Huriya Private CEO, John Hanafin is a financier, investor and dealmaker who helped set up the firm after 20 years in monetary providers in the Middle East.
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With an intensive background in serving the specialised needs of high-net-worth investors around the world, Hanafin brings to the desk confirmed management expertise in world monetary providers, residency and citizenship planning, property planning, and different associated providers.
In addition to sitting on the boards of varied organisations globally, Hanafin can also be a trusted advisor to governments for the structuring and implementation of programmes to spice up company redomiciliation and international direct investments and was lately appointed as the FDI director to the Vanuatu Trade Commission in the UAE.
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Hanafin is a Chartered Member of the Securities Institute (CISI), in addition to a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), the International Tax Planning Association (ITPA), and the International Business Structuring Association (IBSA). He can also be an FA Registered Intermediary, being authorised to conduct middleman appearing on behalf of skilled soccer gamers and golf equipment in England.
“I have established Huriya Private to provide private advisory services to a select number of families and private individuals. Our team brings decades of professional financial services experience with an international network of contacts, and a deep understanding of the needs of the modern-day high-net-worth client or international family.”
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