“Real Property Securitisation” is a phrase that is widely used to describe the process of transforming direct ownership of real property, such as land and buildings, into indirect ownership through the investment in marketable securities, while preserving for the investor the benefits of income and revenues generated from the operation and sale of such real property. “Real-property-securitised products” are the securities that represent ownership interests in real property which investors receive in real property securitisation.

They call it “the city of gold”. It is estimated that between 20 and 40 percent of the world’s gold stocks pass through Dubai every year. For more than a century, traders have frequented the souks of Dubai in search of spices, pearls and gold. This is how Dubai became famous as the city of gold. In the first nine months of 2020, 41 billion euros worth of gold was traded in the country, according to customs authorities. It is the second most profitable export category after oil. The city took advantage of its geographic location by setting up vaults, jewelry manufacturing facilities and refineries.

After a year of working with the Federal Aviation Administration, United Parcel Service was awarded a certification that allows it to use drones on medical campuses.