Vanfund Family Office appoints Abdullatif Mohamed Kanoo as a board advisor
AInvestFriday, Dec 6, 2024 2:30 am ET
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Vanfund Family Office announced the appointment of Abdullatif Mohamed Kanoo as a board advisor. He will play a key role in the Company's expansion in the Middle East and provide guidance for Vanfund's strategic expansion.

Abdullatif is based in Abu Dhabi and is a member of the Kanoo Group in the United Arab Emirates. The Group's businesses cover shipping, logistics, tourism, commerce and energy, and is one of the most prestigious and historically significant business families in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. Abdullatif's comprehensive regional expertise and astute business acumen make him a key member of Vanfund's advisory committee.

Vanfund CEO Guan Zhimin said exploring the dynamic and rapidly growing Middle East market has become a strategic focus for the Group while seeking the best opportunities for its clients and its own development. Abdullatif will make significant and influential contributions to Vanfund and he is delighted to work with him and other board advisors at this crucial time for Vanfund.

Vanfund is headquartered in Hong Kong and operates in four Asian markets. In addition to tax and legal consulting, Vanfund also provides a full suite of family office solutions, including residency planning, property sales, investment and financing services.

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