Mr. Pranav Jyoti

Pranav Jyoti is one of the most institutionally-connected investment voices operating across the Gulf, South Asia, and Japan today.

As Executive Director & Chief Investment Officer at The Private Office of H.H. Sheikh Ahmed Bin Faisal Al-Qassimi, he manages strategic investment across royal and noble family-office mandates — deploying institutional capital into the deep-tech, space-infrastructure, and cross-border opportunities shaping the next decade of UAE growth.

He simultaneously serves as Strategic Advisor for Asia and the Middle East at Blue Origin, aligning sovereign governments across the GCC, India, and Japan with long-term space strategy and national innovation agendas. As Founding Partner at MIRAI Capital Global and Co-Founder of Torram, he is building Bitcoin's institutional finance layer with native real-world asset infrastructure on Bitcoin rails.

His advisory portfolio extends to Senior Advisor to the President of Purdue University and Board Advisor for Japan-UAE relations. A graduate of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, his 20+ year track record spans venture capital, executive search, and institutional business building across the world's most consequential capital markets.

At the Invest UAE Forum 2026, his session offers something no other accelerator panel can: a direct line into how royal family offices and sovereign capital actually deploy into deep tech, space infrastructure, and cross-border markets — the intelligence room UK and global investors cannot access anywhere else.

For UK-based investors and family offices looking at the UAE in 2026, you will not find a more direct line to how royal family offices and institutional capital actually deploy into deep tech, space infrastructure, and cross-border markets. Drawing on active mandates across The Private Office of H.H. Sheikh Ahmed Bin Faisal Al-Qassimi, Blue Origin (Asia & ME), MIRAI Capital Global, and Japan-UAE board positions, this session reveals the deployment patterns, sector priorities, and partnership architecture sovereign capital is using to shape the UAE's next decade — and how international investors can position alongside it.