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Inveniam and MEASA Partners Announce Merger to Address Rapidly Growing Real-World Asset Market Opportunity
The merger combines over $700 billion in assets under management expertise with patented decentralized data technology to improve transparency and liquidity in tokenized real-world assets.
- In Abu Dhabi, on Feb. 12, 2026, Inveniam and MEASA announced a merger to combine MEASA's investment expertise with Inveniam's decentralized data architecture.
- MEASA Partners, based in the ADGM, was founded by Nabyl Al Maskari, Dr. Russell Read and Peter Lejre, whose combined track record oversees more than $700 billion, and will lead Inveniam Capital.
- Inveniam's Smart Provenance decentralized data architecture underpins the platform's data provenance and orchestration, delivering trusted near real‑time data for asset valuation and pricing.
- The merger positions Inveniam Capital to scale rapidly within the large RWA market by linking institutional capital with auditable data infrastructure, supporting regulated, transparent access to RWAs, executives say.
- Aligned with Abu Dhabi's financial ecosystem, the merger is supported by Abu Dhabi Catalyst Partners, Mubadala Capital, Alpha Wave Global, and G42.
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Inveniam and MEASA Partners Announce Merger to Address Rapidly Growing Real-World Asset Market Opportunity
Merger combines $700B+ investment pedigree with patented decentralized data architecture to bring institutional-quality transparency, pricing, and liquidity to tokenized real-world assets
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