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Established in 2006 and fully owned by the Investment Corporation of Dubai (the investment arm of the Dubai Government), National Bonds is a leading investment company in the UAE. It is licensed and regulated by the UAE's Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA). The company's mission is to foster a culture of savings and investment in the region by offering a unique, Sharia-compliant Mudaraba-based program. This program allows individuals and corporations to invest in savings bonds, which not only generate profits but also enter them into one of the UAE's largest prize draws, offering millions of dirhams in regular rewards.

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