Our Impact

Tejara Capital Investment Bank believes that the true value of the institution lies in its charitable work and contributions to the development of society. Tejara Capital, since its inception, has been a source of charity and support to achieve many noble goals in its society such as helping needy families through the Zakat House and supporting debtors who are unable to pay through the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority in Saudi Arabia . Tejara Capital Investment Bank sponsors science students, supports the treatment of drug addicts, contributes to the treatment of cancer patients, and supports the Patient Helping Fund Society. The total value of Tejara Capital's charitable work in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries alone is estimated at more than 400 million UAE dirhams.

Tejara Capital Investment Bank is also one of the main supporters and permanent financier of the Emirates Islamic Charity Fund, which provides financial assistance in several main areas, including in particular: food, shelter, health care, education and social welfare. He is also a permanent donor to the Fund for a Decent Life in Islamic Countries based in the State of Kuwait, which aims to provide basic food commodities to the needy and contribute to programs to increase the productivity of agricultural crops.

Tejara Capital Investment Bank has also transferred charitable aid to the Dubai Police in support of developing prisons, improving pharmaceutical services and medical equipment, and helping prisoners pay legal blood money.

Tejara Capital Investment Bank is also the main source in the field of financing small and emerging projects, as it aims to enable male and female citizens to participate in an effective and influential role in the economic development of the country. It also seeks to encourage independents and individuals to engage in self-employment activity. Tejara Capital puts it in mind for investment, and that is why Tejara Capital provides the best investment portfolio management services at all, with the aim of low-income people getting the means of earning, to be able to live in dignity, and then be able to produce and lead their own projects and thus push the wheel The economy in the Arab and Islamic world in general.