Dubai International Financial Centre published an update on Stake and ACE & Company’s strategic partnership to develop liquidity solutions for investors in Stake products, starting with the platform’s UAE real estate portfolio held through DIFC Prescribed Companies, the equivalent of special purpose vehicles. The planned secondary infrastructure framework is intended to support secondary transfers and improve liquidity, pricing visibility and flexibility for investors in fractional real estate exposures on Stake’s platform. The initiative will operate within Stake’s existing Dubai Financial Services Authority-approved regulatory permissions, with Stake regulated by the DFSA, and it draws on ACE & Company’s private markets and secondary transaction experience (more than USD 2.0 billion in assets under management) alongside DIFC’s private markets framework and Prescribed Company regulations.
Dubai International Financial Centre 2026-04-21
Dubai International Financial Centre highlights Stake and ACE & Company partnership to build secondary liquidity for fractional real estate held via Prescribed Companies
The Dubai International Financial Centre reported a strategic partnership between Stake and ACE & Company to develop secondary market infrastructure enhancing liquidity, pricing transparency and flexibility for investors in Stake’s UAE real estate portfolio via DIFC Prescribed Companies. The initiative will enable secondary transfers of fractional real estate exposures on Stake’s platform under its existing Dubai Financial Services Authority-approved permissions, leveraging ACE & Company’s private markets expertise and DIFC’s private markets framework.