RiFD partners with Kingsbury to scale securitisation infrastructure in Saudi Arabia

• Saudi Arabia-based fintech RiFD has partnered with British-owned private and structured credit specialist Kingsbury & Partners to expand securitisation and structured finance solutions.
• The partnership combines RiFD’s technology platform with Kingsbury’s transaction structuring and execution expertise.
• RiFD will act as the core infrastructure layer for aggregating, analysing, and managing securitised assets.
• Kingsbury will support deal structuring, investor alignment, and access to global credit frameworks.
• RiFD operates a “securitisation-as-a-service” model, enabling institutions to structure assets across sectors such as housing, infrastructure, and SMEs.

Press release:

RiFD, the first Saudi-born platform enabling the securitisation of financial assets, has entered into a strategic partnership with Kingsbury & Partners to expand structured financing solutions across multiple asset classes.

The collaboration brings together RiFD’s technology-driven platform — designed to standardise data, enhance risk visibility, and streamline asset monitoring — with Kingsbury & Partners’ international experience in structuring and executing complex financing transactions.

As part of the partnership, RiFD will serve as the core infrastructure layer, enabling the aggregation, analysis, and management of securitised assets, while Kingsbury & Partners will support transaction structuring, investor alignment, and execution within established global frameworks.

The partnership reflects growing momentum in Saudi Arabia’s capital markets, where demand is increasing for scalable, technology-enabled financing models that can unlock new asset classes and broaden access to institutional capital.

RiFD operates a "securitisation-as-a-service" model, providing digital tools that allow banks, corporates, and investors to structure and manage securitised assets across sectors including housing, infrastructure, renewable energy, and small and medium enterprises.

“Saudi Arabia’s capital markets are opening fast, and global investors want exposure to private credit through clear, trusted international structures. Saudi is becoming a natural destination for that capital. Recent geopolitical events have only highlighted the Kingdom’s resilience and strengthened investor confidence,” Nassir AlQassabi, Co-Founder of RiFD, commented on the partnership.