ADGM, Jersey Financial Services Sign Co-operation Agreement
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The partnership reinforces ADGM’s commitment, as an international financial centre to enhance and build stronger collaborations with company registries in other jurisdictions
Dubai: Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) and Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) announced a collaboration agreement to disseminate trends on registries, services and operations in real time to promote growth in both jurisdictions.
The partnership reinforces ADGM’s commitment, as an international financial centre to enhance and build stronger collaborations with company registries in other jurisdictions. The agreement between ADGM and JFSC is aimed towards attaining mutually beneficial goals through an exchange of information, views and fostering development in their respective jurisdictions, the ADGM said in an emailed statement.
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