Prime Highlights
- Moroccan proptech startup Agenz has raised 5 million dollars from Breega, Attijariwafa Ventures and Saviu Ventures to scale its AI-powered real estate platform and deepen digital transaction capabilities across Morocco.
- ma surpassed 730,000 monthly visits in May 2026, placing the platform among Morocco’s leading real estate destinations since launching its transaction platform in 2023.
Key Facts
- Founded in 2021, Agenz offers property valuation tools, market intelligence solutions and digital transaction capabilities, serving individuals, real estate agents, developers, investors and financial institutions.
- The new funding will go toward product development, expanded AI capabilities and broader services for a growing network of real estate professionals and consumers across Morocco.
Background
WTW Wins Regulatory Approval to Run Investment Business in Dubai’s DIFC
Global professional services firm WTW has received approval from the Dubai Financial Services Authority to operate its investments business within the Dubai International Financial Centre, opening the door to a fuller range of client services in the UAE.
The licence allows WTW to offer investment advisory services and arrange access to fund solutions for clients in Dubai. The firm will focus on wealth managers, family offices and institutional clients, along with growing segments such as end-of-service benefits and auto-enrolment, areas seeing strong demand as Dubai’s financial market continues to mature.
Diya Luke, Global Head of Investments at WTW, said the DFSA licence puts the firm in a position to fully engage the Dubai market. “Wealth managers, family offices and institutional clients increasingly require the calibre of thinking and innovation that WTW is known for,” she said.
Ahmad Waarie, Head of MENA at WTW, described the approval as a key step in expanding the firm’s footprint in the UAE through a new service line. He said clients in the region have long valued the rigour and independence WTW brings to investment decision-making, and that a regulated presence in the DIFC would allow the firm to build deeper relationships and deliver a broader range of services on the ground.
DIFC Chief Executive Arif Amiri welcomed the addition, pointing to WTW’s scale as a significant gain for the centre’s ecosystem. WTW’s investments business oversees more than 3.6 trillion dollars in assets under advisory and 187 billion dollars in assets under management.
Beyond investments, WTW provides consulting services across human capital, insurance and risk management. The firm was named among the Middle East’s leading consulting firms last year. tech Startup Agenz Raises 5 Million Dollars to Scale AI Real Estate Platform
