Miami | BETH – 9 Shawwal 1447 AH corresponding to March 28, 2026

The FII Priority Miami summit, organized by the Future Investment Initiative, concluded its work amid in-depth discussions on the fundamental transformations reshaping the global economy, and how capital adapts to a volatile environment driven by technology and geopolitics.

A Changing Global Landscape

The sessions focused on a number of key challenges and drivers, most notably:

Geopolitical instability
Volatility in the energy sector
Fragmentation of supply chains
Accelerated transformations driven by artificial intelligence

Speakers confirmed that global markets are entering a new phase of heightened volatility after years of stability, requiring a focus on high-quality assets and the maintenance of strategic liquidity.

Cities as Investment Assets

A notable shift emerged in redefining cities as long-term investment projects. Michael Dyke, CEO of New Murabba, noted that development is no longer merely about creating assets, but about building integrated environments for living, working, and leisure.

Artificial Intelligence Reshaping Investment

In the asset management sector, speakers emphasized that artificial intelligence has become a decisive tool in:

Large-scale investment customization
Cost reduction
Building a sustainable competitive advantage

The global race for artificial intelligence infrastructure also emerged as a key determinant of future economic power.

Minerals, Aerospace, and Supply Chains

Discussions highlighted:

Critical minerals as a foundation for energy transition
The aviation and aerospace sector as a strategic growth driver
The impact of fuel and supply chains on reshaping industrie

Where Is Capital Going?

Participants agreed that capital flows are increasingly directed toward countries that possess:

Policy clarity
Regulatory stability
High execution capability
Alignment between the public and private sectors

Saudi Arabia: Long-Term Investment

Governor of the Public Investment Fund, Yasir Al-Rumayyan, affirmed that the Saudi economy is strong, stable, and resilient, emphasizing that the Kingdom adopts a long-term investment approach, measuring returns over decades rather than years.

Deals and Movements

The summit witnessed the announcement of several initiatives, most notably:

A partnership between HUMAIN and Turing to build a global market for AI agents
A $1 billion hospitality platform to develop 50 hotels across Saudi Arabia
An investment agreement between Eksab and BTG Pactual in Latin America

It was also announced that the “Capital Movement Index” will be launched at FII10.

BETH Analysis

The summit was not merely a discussion platform,
but a clear indicator of a shift in the logic of global investment:

From the pursuit of quick returns,
to building long-term value in an unstable environment.

The key message:
Capital no longer moves only where opportunities exist,
but where stability, clarity, and execution capability are present.

The world is entering a phase of economic repositioning,
and the winners will not be the fastest,
but those most capable of understanding the transformation and investing in it with long-term awareness.