MiS Financial Advisors, established in 1998 at a time when structured approaches to finance and strategy in Saudi Arabia were limited. Most businesses were family businesses that relied on traditional trade. MiS saw the opportunity to participate in the transformation of the business environment from traditional to institutional trade.
With a deep understanding of the Saudi market and a commitment to fostering growth within the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 framework, we pride ourselves on our ability to align global best practices with local expertise. This vision has set a strategic direction for public and private organizations. It emphasizes another stage of transformation, which is reducing the reliance on oil revenues while also implementing digital transformation and sustainability guidelines.
MiS's team builds on both academic knowledge mixed with practical experience. This is essential for providing advisory services that can be implemented. MiS also partners with world-renowned firms when project requirements extend beyond in-house expertise. MiS integrates the various skills and disciplines to offer clients a seamless experience in project execution.
The MiS Execution Delivery Management (EDM) team is structured to cover all support services as well as governance/compliance required by projects. The advisory team focuses on delivering the best professional.
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Developing and executing strategic plans, including corporate, functional, and operational strategies. Ensuring strong governance, compliance, and risk management.
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Providing financial analysis, modeling, and valuation services. Supporting investment decisions and business planning, while evaluating performance and value creation.
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Assisting in the privatization of public assets and the establishment of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs). This includes conducting feasibility studies, developing privatization strategies, engaging stakeholders, structuring deals, and overseeing the transition process.
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Identifying and implementing innovative technology solutions to enhance financial services, tailored to local and regional market needs.
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Assessing current sustainability practices, developing comprehensive strategies, creating implementation roadmaps, and communicating necessary changes to clients.
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Government agencies have a responsibility to the public in setting policies that will contribute to improving the business climate as well as their standard of living. Macroeconomic insights provide tools and information for policy decision-makers to steer in the best direction. This includes, but is not limited to, economic forecasting, economic modeling & simulation, market assessment, correlation to political factors, risk analysis, and economic impact analysis.
Many government organizations have established economic research departments within their organizations. MiS's partnership with Oxford Economics is uniquely positioned to support such economic research departments in developing their internal capabilities. MiS & Oxford Economics have provided benchmark studies, economic modeling & simulation, enhancement of the datasets, and economic impact assessment. A key factor in all projects is the capacity building and transfer of knowledge.
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Saudi Arabia intends to increase the tourism sector’s contribution to GDP Stakeholders in this sector and mainly the related government agencies require the necessary information to set policies that would guide this vibrant sector to grow.
MiS & Oxford Economics Tourism Economics support policy makers in a wide range of services.
Tourism is quite diverse, and Saudi Arabia offers a wide range opportunities in this sector which are not yet tapped. MiS expects to see further developments along other verticals in the tourism sector such as:
