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Change of Name of the ICAV and its Sub-Funds
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | June 30, 2026 08:00PM ET
- The decision was made by the ICAV board of directors
The Investment Company of the Arabian Village (ICAV) and its Sub-Funds have recently undergone a change of name. This decision was made by the board of directors of the ICAV, aiming to better align with the company's current strategic direction and objectives. The new names have been officially registered with the relevant regulatory authorities, marking a significant update for the company and its investors.
The ICAV and its Sub-Funds will now be known by their new names, reflecting a fresh chapter for the company in line with its growth and expansion plans. This change is expected to bring a renewed sense of identity and purpose to the ICAV and its Sub-Funds, as they continue to provide opportunities for investors in the region and beyond. Investors are encouraged to update their records and documentation to reflect the new names of the ICAV and its Sub-Funds to ensure seamless communication and reporting moving forward.
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