Inveniam and MEASA Partners have reached a merger agreement to expand into the tokenized physical asset market.
PANews reported on February 13th, citing PR Newswire, that decentralized data infrastructure provider Inveniam and investment and advisory platform MEASA Partners have reached a merger agreement, focusing on income-generating Real-World Assets (RWAs) such as real estate, infrastructure, and private lending. Following the merger, MEASA Partners will lead the Inveniam Capital business unit, responsible for providing compliant private RWA solutions to institutional and digital investors. Inveniam will leverage its Smart Provenance decentralized data architecture, combined with MEASA's network of sovereign and institutional investors in the Middle East and globally, to achieve near real-time pricing of private assets, quantitative portfolio optimization, and liquidity aggregation across compliant digital markets. The goal is to drive AI-based proxy asset management and systematic trading in markets such as Abu Dhabi.
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