"This possible move is to better align Fineqia's head office with its operations in the United Kingdom, Europe, and increasingly in the Middle East. The move is a pivotal step in enhancing the company's operational efficiency and market reach within these key regions. By positioning itself in closer proximity to its European operations, Fineqia aims to leverage local market dynamics and regulatory landscapes more effectively, thereby bolstering its presence and influence locally and in the global financial sector,” according to a company statement. 

The company is actively evaluating several jurisdictions used by many multi-national companies, including the Isle of Man, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates as potential new domiciles for its corporate headquarters, according to the statement. 

Fineqia (www.fineqia.com) is a digital asset business that builds and targets investments in early and growth stage technology companies that will be part of the next generation of the Internet. It also provides a platform to support and manage the issuance of debt securities in the UK.