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The FinTech Way
The FinTech Way is a personal research and commentary platform by Ishwinder Jeet Singh, CFA, a senior investment professional based in Dubai.
The FinTech Way
The FinTech Way is a personal research and commentary platform by Ishwinder Jeet Singh, CFA, a senior investment professional based in Dubai. It is not an investment firm, a family office, or a corporate entity. Singh operates the site independently while serving as a Senior Vice President at The National Investor, a UAE-based investment management firm, where he directs principal investments across private equity, fixed income, real estate, structured products, and money markets. Singh's investment lens is shaped by his deployment at The National Investor, where he sources and manages institutional capital across multiple asset classes. His writing breaks down how emerging technology layers onto existing financial infrastructure. Published topics include the portfolio construction logic behind robo-advisors, blockchain’s effect on cross-border remittances, and AI-driven underwriting in insurance. The geographic focus spans the Middle East, the UAE's tech-forward regulatory sandbox, and global fintech hubs in Europe and North America. Before joining The National Investor, Singh advised global clients on M&A and business valuation at Ernst & Young in Dubai. He holds an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Lucknow, where he was a member of Credence Capital, and a computer engineering degree from Delhi University. This dual track — institutional asset allocation and technical literacy — informs the site's analytical posture: articles strip jargon from tokenization, programmable money, and AI/ML applications to reveal the asset-flow and risk consequences that matter to allocators. Structurally, The FinTech Way has no limited partners, no external capital, and no regulatory filing obligations. It functions as a direct expression of one allocator's continuous market monitoring. Unlike a fund manager, Singh is not marketing a product. Unlike a data vendor, he is not selling a subscription. His editorial posture sits closer to that of a practitioner-journalist — observing market structure shifts from inside an investment committee and publishing what he sees.
General information
Firm type
Family Office
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Middle East
Country
United Arab Emirates
City
Dubai
Corporate office
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Principals
Ishwinder Jeet Singh
Author
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Is The FinTech Way an investment firm or a family office?
No. The FinTech Way is a personal research and commentary platform authored by Ishwinder Jeet Singh, CFA. It does not manage external capital, operate as a single-family or multi-family office, or offer financial advisory services. Singh is a Senior Vice President at The National Investor in the UAE; his writing on the site is independent of that role.
Who is responsible for the investment and technology analysis published on The FinTech Way?
All analysis, articles, and commentary are written directly by Ishwinder Jeet Singh. He manages a principal investment portfolio across private equity, fixed income, real estate, structured products, and money markets at The National Investor. His background includes M&A advisory and business valuation at Ernst & Young in Dubai and a CFA charter. No other authors or contributors are listed.
What is The FinTech Way's connection to The National Investor?
The two are separate entities. Ishwinder Jeet Singh is a Senior Vice President at The National Investor, a UAE investment management firm, where he runs principal investments and sits on subsidiary boards and investment committees. The FinTech Way is his personal publication and is not a subsidiary, client service, or portfolio company of The National Investor.
How does The FinTech Way recommend readers use its insights when evaluating fund managers or technology vendors?
The site is a thematic source for understanding how technological shifts — such as robo-advisory architecture, digital payments rails, and AI in insurance underwriting — affect investment flows and business models. It does not issue buy/sell ratings, evaluate specific third-party managers, or charge for access. Allocators use it as one qualitative input alongside their own manager-diligence and technology-procurement processes.
What topics does The FinTech Way cover, and which areas does it explicitly avoid?
Coverage centers on fintech, blockchain and digital assets, AI/ML in finance, insurtech, wealthtech, and digital payments. The site avoids personal financial advice, stock recommendations, and fund-specific performance analysis. Its editorial focus remains on structural technology shifts and their investment implications, not consumer product reviews or regulatory lobbying.
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