Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 29 January 2026 – Provenance Compliance, a global regulatory compliance and advisory firm specializing in digital assets and financial services, has incorporated Provenance Compliance Middle East – a DMCC Company, marking its official entry into Dubai and the wider Middle East.

The new DMCC entity reflects Provenance’s continued global expansion and its commitment to supporting regulated businesses operating in fast-growing international financial hubs. Headquartered in the Cayman Islands, Provenance Compliance serves clients across multiple jurisdictions, providing specialist expertise in AML/CFT, regulatory advisory, risk management, and compliance operations for both traditional finance and the digital asset sector.

“Dubai has quickly positioned itself as a leading global hub for innovation, digital assets, and regulatory engagement,” said Kamil Jaworski, Provenance Compliance Middle East Director, who has moved to Dubai from Cayman Islands to lead the new office. “It is great to see Dubai continue to attract experienced, global service providers, and we are proud to establish our presence in DMCC as part of our long-term international growth strategy.”

“Regulatory clarity and regulatory engagement are central to sustainable growth in this industry,” added Ruan Botha, Co-COO of Provenance Compliance who has also relocated to Dubai – “Our presence in Dubai allows us to work more closely with clients navigating complex, evolving frameworks, while continuing to bridge traditional finance and digital assets on a global scale.”

By establishing in DMCC, Provenance Compliance DMCC will deliver its full range of compliance and advisory services to clients across the UAE, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific, while supporting multinational firms with cross-border regulatory requirements.

The arrival of Provenance Compliance further reinforces DMCC’s position as a destination of choice for international professional services firms supporting the evolving needs of global markets.