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Article (1) Definitions For the purposes of implementing the provisions of these Articles of Association, the following terms and expressions shall have the meanings assigned to each of them, unless the context requires otherwise: State : The United Arab Emirates. Decree by Law : Federal Decree by Law No. (30) of 2024 Regarding "Know Your Customer" Digital Platform. Commercial Companies Law : Federal Decree by Law No. (32) of 2021 Regarding Commercial Companies, as amended, and the ministerial resolutions issued in implementation thereof, and any legislation superseding the same. Ministry : The Ministry of Economy and Tourism. Central Bank : The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates. Trade Register : The trade register of companies maintained by the Ministry. Company : The Financial Identity Company established pursuant to the provisions of the Decree by Law. Board : The Board of Directors of the Company, comprising the members appointed in accordance with the provisions of these Articles of Association. Chairman : The Chairman of the Board. Board Member : Any member of the Board of Directors of the Company, including the Chairman.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 4 General Manager : The person heading the executive management of the Company (irrespective of the title conferred thereupon, whether "General Manager," "Chief Executive Officer," or otherwise). Capital : The paid-up capital of the Company as set out in Article (8) of these Articles of Association. Share : Any share in the Capital. Shareholder : Any person whose name is entered in the Register of Shareholders as the owner of one or more Shares in the Company. Share Register : The register setting out the Shareholders' ownership percentages in the Company's Shares and the rights attached thereto. Registrar : The entity appointed to maintain the Share Register in accordance with Article (11) of these Articles of Association. Special Resolution : A resolution passed by a majority of the votes of Shareholders holding not less than three-quarters (3/4) of the Shares represented at the General Assembly of the Company.

Article (7) Objects of the Company 1. The objects of the Company shall be as follows: a. Collecting "Know Your Customer" data from one or more sources. b. Classifying and analyzing "Know Your Customer" data. c. Establishing and managing the "Know Your Customer" Digital Platform. d. Regulating the collection, analysis, classification, use, circulation, and exchange of "Know Your Customer" data in accordance with the cybersecurity policies, standards, and guidelines in force in the State. e. Issuing the "Know Your Customer" Report and any other related reports and products. f. Entering into the agreements necessary to achieve its objects, whether with financial institutions licensed by the Central Bank, data providers, or others. g. Developing and enhancing risk tools and standards relating to the collection, analysis, use, circulation, and exchange of "Know Your Customer" data. 2. For the purpose of achieving the objects set out in Clause (1) of this Article, the Company may, whether within or outside the State, carry out the following activities and businesses: a. Acquiring, subscribing for, or owning Shares, interests, or other rights in companies or projects operating in fields related to the Company's objects, any expansion thereof, or its other businesses, or carrying on activities similar to those undertaken by the Company or otherwise assisting the Company, and financing such companies and projects.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 7 b. Establishing subsidiaries within and outside the State and conferring upon them such authority and powers as the Company considers appropriate or necessary for any purpose related to the Company's objects, any expansion thereof, or its business. c. Participating with others in the establishment of companies, partnerships, or other entities. d. Carrying on any business or activity that is connected with or ancillary to any of the Company's objects, or which directly or indirectly enhances the value of any or all of the Company's projects, properties, or assets, or otherwise increases the Company's profitability, or promotes its interests. e. Entering into agreements with banks, financial institutions, and credit agencies relating to the financing of the Company's activities and business, including, without limitation, issuing guarantees and granting security over its assets, including its Shares or assets, or the Shares, interests, or assets of its subsidiaries, and entering into agreements for the benefit of third parties in connection with the Company's objects or any expansion thereof, including, without limitation, issuing guarantees, granting indemnities, acting as guarantor, or, notwithstanding the foregoing, guaranteeing the obligations of any of the Company's subsidiaries, whether with or without consideration, and pledging or otherwise creating security over the whole or any part of the Company, its assets, or the interests, Shares, or assets of its subsidiaries to secure its obligations or those of its subsidiaries, subject to the legislation in force in the State. f. Issuing new shares in the Company or interests or Shares in any subsidiary. g. Appointing any agent or agents anywhere in the world, at the Company's expense, whether lawyers, bankers, accountants, consultants, engineers, managers, or others, to carry out any act or transaction required for the purposes of the Company. 3. The Company shall carry on its objects within and outside the State, as determined by the Board in this regard after obtaining the approval of the Central Bank. 4. The objects of the Company set out in this Article shall be construed in their broadest sense to achieve the purposes for which the Company was established under the Decree by Law.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 8 Chapter Two Capital, Shares, and Profits

Article (9) Ownership of Shares 1. Ownership of the Capital shall be as follows: a. The Federal Government: 20%. b. Banks: 60%. c. Insurance Companies: 10%. d. Exchange Houses: 10%. 2. In all cases, the ownership interest of the Federal Government shall not be less than twenty percent (20%) of the Company's Capital, which shall be funded through the Ministry of Finance. 3. Upon any change in the Shareholders or their ownership percentages in the Company, within the limits of the percentages specified in Clause (1) of this Article, the Registrar shall promptly update the Share Register of the Company and immediately notify the Ministry thereof.

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Article (10) Disposition of Shares 1. No Shareholder may dispose of any of its Shares to any other Shareholder or to a third party except after obtaining the approval of the Central Bank and in accordance with the provisions of these Articles of Association. 2. Without prejudice to the provisions of this Article, any disposal of Shares effected in accordance with the provisions of these Articles of Association, including the transfer of ownership and the creation of rights thereover, shall be registered. 3. Following the approval of the Central Bank, Shares in the Company shall be disposed of by executing a share sale agreement between the selling Shareholder and the purchaser. A copy of the share sale agreement shall be furnished to the Registrar immediately upon its execution, together with a copy of the Central Bank's approval, to enable the Registrar to amend the Share Register. 4. Any disposal of Shares that is not effected in accordance with the provisions of these Articles of Association shall be null and void.

Article (11) Registrar and Share Register 1. The Company shall appoint a Registrar to maintain the Share Register. 2. The Registrar shall establish and promptly update the Share Register to reflect any changes that may occur in the Capital or among the Shareholders. 3. The Share Register shall include the names, domiciles, addresses, and nationalities of the Shareholders, the number and value of the Shares owned by each of them, and all transactions effected in respect of the Shares, together with the dates and particulars thereof. 4. The Company shall retain all documents, accounting and financial books, reports, and other records relating to the Company and its contracts, including the updated Share Register and all resolutions issued by the General Assembly.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 10 5. The Company shall not be obliged to recognize any right or interest of any person in the Company's Shares unless that person's name is entered in the Share Register as the owner of those Shares. 6. The certificate issued by the Registrar, and the information contained therein, shall constitute sufficient evidence of a Shareholder's ownership of Shares in the Company and of the number and value thereof.

Article (12) Increase of Capital 1. Without prejudice to Clause (2) of Article (9) of these Articles of Association, the Shareholders may, from time to time, increase the Company's Capital by issuing new Shares pursuant to a Special Resolution adopted at a General Assembly meeting and subject to the prior approval of the Central Bank. In such case, the resolution increasing the Company's Capital shall specify the names of the existing Shareholders or the new Shareholders who will subscribe for the Shares issued upon the increase of the Company's Capital. 2. No Shareholder may claim the right to subscribe for any of the new Shares issued for the purpose of increasing the Capital except with the approval of the Central Bank.

Article (15) Board 1. The management of the Company shall be vested in a Board consisting of nine (9) members, including the Chairman. 2. The Chairman shall be one of the Assistant Governors of the Central Bank, who shall be appointed by the Central Bank. The representative of the Federal Government's Shares shall serve as the Vice Chairman and shall act in place of the Chairman in the latter's absence. 3. The remaining Board members shall be nominated by the Shareholders, provided that such nominations are approved by the Central Bank. The Central Bank shall have the right to object to any nominee and shall not be required to provide any justification therefor. 4. The Board shall have all powers necessary to manage the Company, conduct all its business, and undertake all acts and transactions on its behalf that the Company is authorized to perform. It shall exercise all powers necessary to achieve the Company's objects. Such authorities and powers shall be subject only to the restrictions set out in these Articles of Association or in the resolutions issued by the General Assembly.

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Article (16) Term of the Board 1. The term of office of the Board, including the Chairman, shall be three (3) years commencing from the date of issuance of the Central Bank's decision approving their appointment. Upon expiry of the term, the Board shall continue to discharge its duties until a new Board of Directors is approved. Members whose terms of office have expired may be reappointed. The Chairman's term of office shall be automatically renewed unless the Central Bank appoints a replacement. 2. The Central Bank shall appoint members to fill vacancies arising during the year within a period not exceeding thirty (30) days from the date on which the position becomes vacant, based on the nominations submitted by the Shareholders. In all cases, the new member shall serve for the remainder of the predecessor's term of office and shall be eligible for reappointment.

Article (18) Board Meetings 1. The Board shall convene at least four (4) meetings annually, upon the invitation of the Chairman or at the request of at least two (2) Board members. Such meetings shall be held

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 13 at the Company's head office or at any other location approved by the Chairman. Meetings may also be conducted by means of remote communication. 2. Notice of the Board meeting shall be sent to each Board member at least seven (7) days before the scheduled meeting, and shall specify the date, time, venue, and means by which the meeting will be held, and accompanied by the agenda. 3. The notice period prescribed in Clause (2) of this Article may be waived for an urgent meeting, provided that the majority of the Board members approve such waiver in writing, and such approval shall be recorded in the minutes of the meeting. 4. Any Board member may request the inclusion of an item on the agenda, provided that the request is submitted in writing to the Chairman at least three (3) days before the date of the meeting and includes the particulars of the proposed item. 5. No item other than those included in the agenda may be considered except with the approval of the Chairman. 6. A Board meeting shall be valid only if attended by a majority of the Board members, including the Chairman, whether in person or by means of remote communication. 7. If the required quorum is not achieved at the scheduled time for the commencement of the meeting, the meeting shall be adjourned to a later date within a period of seven (7) days. The members shall be notified of the date and means of holding the adjourned meeting. If the quorum is not achieved at the scheduled time for the commencement of the adjourned meeting, the adjourned meeting shall be deemed valid regardless of the number of members in attendance. 8. A Board member participating by means of any remote communication method shall be deemed present. 9. Decisions of the Board shall be adopted by a majority of the votes of the Board members present, provided that the Chairman votes in favor thereof. The Chairman shall have the right to object to any decision. 10. Minutes of Board meetings shall be maintained in a special register kept by the Company, provided that the minutes shall record all matters discussed, the decisions adopted during the meeting, and any objections expressed by the Board members. The minutes shall be signed by the Chairman, the attending Board members, as well as the secretary of the

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 14 meeting. The signatories to the minutes shall be responsible for the accuracy of the particulars contained therein. A copy of the minutes shall be sent to the Board members for retention in their records, and the Board Secretary shall retain all minutes of meetings of the Board and committee. 11. The Board may adopt decisions by circulation without convening a meeting, subject to the following conditions: a. A majority of the Board members, including the Chairman, shall agree that the matter warrants the adoption of a decision by circulation without convening a meeting. b. The draft resolution shall be provided to the Board members in writing for their consideration, together with all documents and materials necessary for review. c. The decision by circulation shall be approved in writing by a majority of the Board members, including the Chairman, provided that it is submitted to the next Board meeting and recorded in the minutes thereof. d. The decision shall become effective upon being signed by a majority of the Board members, including the Chairman.

Article (19) Competences of the Board 1. The Board shall have all competences and authorities necessary for the management, operation, and representation of the Company in furtherance of its objects, activities, and all matters related or incidental thereto. In particular, and without limitation, the Board shall have the authority to: a. Establish the Company's strategies and principal plans; supervise and carry out all business and matters necessary to achieve the Company's objects, activities, and operations; and purchase, sell, and lease the Company's assets. b. Manage and operate all of the Company's commercial, civil, administrative, and financial affairs; execute and enter into all contracts, agreements, instruments, and other documents relating to the Company's objects and activities; establish branches and offices inside and outside the State; establish companies; and participate in any projects.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 15 c. Appoint and remove the General Manager, and determine all matters relating to the General Manager's remuneration, competences, duties, term of office, and removal. d. Protect the Company's rights and interests; represent the Company in all matters, disputes, and arbitration proceedings; appoint and/or remove arbitrators, lawyers, and legal representatives; and authorize them to exercise all or any of the powers prescribed under the Civil Procedures Law, in addition to any other powers that may or may be permitted to be delegated under that Law, as applicable. e. Represent the Company and execute on its behalf all documents, instruments, transactions, and correspondence; pay and receive fees, charges, monies, and funds due to or relating to the Company or its business and activities within the scope of the Company's objects before all federal and local authorities, Public Prosecution offices, courts, police authorities, notary public offices, labor offices, immigration and nationality authorities, airports, seaports, municipalities, chambers of commerce, communications and transport authorities, free zone authorities, ministries, governmental and non-governmental entities, companies, and other legal persons within and outside the State. f. Subject to, and in accordance with, any authority delegated by the Board from time to time, carry out all of the Company's transactions, operations, and accounts with banks, financing entities, and other financial and commercial institutions. In particular, the Board shall have full authority to open, operate, and close bank accounts, commercial accounts, and any other accounts, and to deal with banks and other financial institutions through all forms of banking and/or commercial transactions, including, without limitation: 1. Executing on behalf of the Company all contracts, agreements, applications, banking documents, and instruments relating to any transaction undertaken by the Company. 2. Opening, closing, and otherwise dealing with any or all types of bank accounts. 3. Operating and administering bank accounts by making withdrawals and deposits, issuing, signing, endorsing, presenting, receiving, collecting, accepting discounting of, objecting to, and/or stopping payment of checks.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 16 4. Providing all forms of bank guarantees and other guarantees; undertaking all procedures relating to possessory security and security interests, or any other forms of security, over any property, funds, real property, mortgageable real property rights, securities, commercial papers, financial instruments, and other movable and/or immovable assets owned by or belonging to the Company from time to time. 2. The Board may delegate any of the powers set out in Clause (1) of this Article to the Chairman, the General Manager, any employee of the Company, or any third party.

Article (20) Board Committees 1. The Board shall establish committees reporting directly thereto, including, at a minimum, an Audit Committee and a Risk and Compliance Committee. 2. The committees referred to in Clause (1) of this Article shall include Board members and representatives of the Central Bank. The permanent committees may also include members possessing appropriate expertise and competence. 3. The Board may establish one or more committees from among its members to exercise certain competences vested in the Board, supervise the Company's business, or perform any other duties determined by the Board. 4. The Board may establish advisory committees or any other committees, as required, comprising members appointed by the Board. 5. The committees referred to in this Article shall be established in accordance with the procedures approved by the Board. Such procedures shall specify each committee's functions, terms, powers, and the manner in which the Board shall oversee its activities. 6. The committees referred to in this Article shall submit written reports to the Board on their procedures, findings, and recommendations with full transparency. The Board shall ensure proper oversight of the committees' activities to verify that they perform the duties assigned thereto.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 17 Chapter Four General Assembly of the Company

Article (22) Annual General Assembly Meeting 1. The Annual General Assembly shall convene at least once during each fiscal year, within the first four (4) months following the end of the fiscal year, upon an invitation issued by the General Manager or the Board in accordance with Article (23) of these Articles of Association. 2. The Annual General Assembly shall consider and decide upon the following matters: a. Hearing the Board's report on the Company's activities and financial position during the relevant fiscal year, together with the Company's Auditor's report. b. Discussing and approving the balance sheet and the profit and loss account. c. Determining and approving the profits to be distributed to the Shareholders. d. Appointing the Company's Auditor and determining their remuneration. e. Any other matters falling within the competence of the General Assembly pursuant to these Articles of Association or the Commercial Companies Law.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 18 3. The Shareholders may convene the Annual General Assembly, participate in its deliberations, and vote on its resolutions by means of modern technology through remote attendance.

Article (23) Notice of General Assembly Meetings 1. Except for adjourned meetings, notice of a General Assembly meeting shall be given by a notice issued by the Chairman (the "Notice") at least twenty-one (21) days before the date of the meeting. 2. The Notice referred to in Clause (1) of this Article may be sent by email using the contact details maintained by the Company for the relevant Shareholder. The Notice shall specify the time, date, and venue of the meeting and the agenda to be considered. 3. The General Assembly shall not consider any matter not included in the agenda unless serious matters arise requiring discussion during the meeting. 4. Every Shareholder shall have the right to discuss the matters included on the agenda, and the Chairman shall answer any questions raised by any Shareholder, provided that doing so does not prejudice the interests of the Company. If the Shareholder considers the response to be inadequate, they shall have the right to refer the matter to the General Assembly. 5. The Company shall send a copy of the minutes of each General Assembly meeting to the Central Bank.

Article (24) Quorum and Voting 1. The quorum for a General Assembly meeting shall be satisfied by the attendance of one or more Shareholders representing not less than fifty percent (50%) of the Company's Capital, together with the attendance of a representative designated by the Central Bank as an observer, where the Central Bank elects to attend pursuant to Clause (4) of Article (21) of these Articles of Association.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 19 2. Where the legal quorum is not met at the time specified for any General Assembly meeting, the meeting shall be adjourned for a period of not less than five (5) days and not exceeding fifteen (15) days after the date fixed for the original meeting. The adjourned meeting shall be held at the same time and place and shall be deemed valid regardless of the number of Shareholders in attendance. 3. Resolutions of the General Assembly shall be valid only if adopted by a majority of the Shareholders present and/or represented at a duly convened meeting, and after obtaining the approval of the Central Bank. Chapter Five Accounting and Financial Matters of the Company

Article (26) Accounts of the Company 1. The General Manager shall prepare and submit the Company's final accounts and annual balance sheet, duly audited by the Company's Auditor, within three (3) months from the end of each fiscal year of the Company. The financial statements shall be prepared in accordance with the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) or the accounting standards applicable in the State. 2. The General Manager shall undertake the following: a. Prepare the balance sheet and the profit and loss account, presenting a true and fair view of the Company's financial position and its profits and losses, and submit the

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 20 same to the Annual General Assembly, after obtaining the approval of the Board, in accordance with the provisions of these Articles of Association, in respect of the period commencing from the date of the Company's registration with the competent authorities, or from the date of the previous balance sheet, as the case may be, provided that this shall be completed within a period not exceeding three (3) months from the end of the fiscal year. b. Sign each balance sheet and annex thereto the profit and loss account together with the report of the Company's Auditor, setting out any changes in the nature, scale, or profitability of the Company's business, or in its assets or liabilities, and specifying the amount (if any) that the General Manager recommends be appropriated for distribution as dividends, as well as the amount recommended to be allocated to the reserve accounts. 3. Any Shareholder shall, upon submitting a written request, be entitled to obtain, free of charge, a copy of the Company's latest audited accounts and the latest report of the Company's Auditor. 4. The Company shall appoint an external auditor for its accounts (the "Company's Auditor"), who shall be selected from among the auditors registered with and approved by the Ministry. The Company's Auditor shall be appointed or replaced, and its remuneration determined, by the General Assembly, subject to the provisions of Article (238) of the Commercial Companies Law. 5. The Company shall maintain its accounting records at its principal office for a period of not less than five (5) years from the end of the Company's fiscal year. The Company may retain electronic copies of any of its accounting records, documents, or other records, or preserve the same in any other form.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 21 Chapter Six Dissolution and Liquidation of the Company

Article (28) Liquidation of the Company and Appointment of a Liquidator 1. Upon the dissolution of the Company, one or more liquidators shall be appointed by resolution of the General Assembly. In the event of the Company's liquidation, the provisions of the Commercial Companies Law governing liquidation shall apply, unless the Shareholders, with the approval of the Central Bank, resolve otherwise by written decision. 2. Upon the dissolution of the Company, the appointed liquidator shall be one of the audit offices licensed in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and shall, by virtue of such appointment, be vested with all powers and authorities necessary to conduct the liquidation in accordance with the Commercial Companies Law or as determined by the Shareholders following the approval of the Central Bank. 3. Where the liquidation is ordered pursuant to a decision of the competent Federal Court, the court shall determine the manner in which the liquidation is to be conducted and appoint a liquidator. Upon such appointment, all powers and authorities of the Board shall cease.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 22 Chapter Seven Final Provisions

Article (30) Shares Held by the Federal Government The approval of the Federal Government and the Central Bank shall be required in respect of any decision adopted by the Board or the General Assembly concerning any material matter relating to the Company, including the disposal of its assets in a manner affecting its ability to carry on its activities, its merger or dissolution, any change to its legal form, any increase or reduction of its Capital, or any transfer of ownership of its Shares. The Federal Government shall have the right to object to any decision adopted without first obtaining its approval and the prior approval of the Central Bank. Such objection shall result in the suspension of the effectiveness of the decision, which shall be rendered null and void unless subsequently approved by the Federal Government.

Article (31) Amendment of the Articles of Association No amendment may be made to these Articles of Association except pursuant to a Special Resolution of the General Assembly, after obtaining the approval of the Central Bank and the issuance of a resolution of the Cabinet.

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 23 Schedule Annexed to Cabinet Resolution No. (102) of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company SN اسم املساهم Shareholder name عدد األسهم Number of shares نسبة امللكية Ownership percentage 1. الحكومة االتحادية 24,000,000 20% 2. FIRST ABU DHABI BANK P.J.S.C. ظبي األول ش.م.ع بنك أبو 21,755,589 18.130% 3. EMIRATES NBD BANK (P.J.S.C) بنك اإلمارات دبي الوطني (ش.م.ع) 13,355,689 11.130% 4. Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC ظبي التجاري ش.م.ع بنك أبو 10,463,301 8.719% 5. Dubai Islamic Bank PJSC بنك دبي اإلسالمي ش م ع 7,522,879 6.269% 6. Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank ظبي اإلسالمي مصرف أبو 6,136,604 5.114% 7. MASHREQBANK PSC بنك املشرق ش.م.ع 5,982,862 4.986% 8. Commercial Bank of Dubai PSC بنك دبي التجاري ش.م.ع 2,790,130 2.325% 9. THE NATIONAL BANK OF RAS AL KHAIMAH بنك رأس الخيمة الوطني 2,351,565 1.960% 10. National Bank of Fujairah PJSC بنك الفجيرة الوطني ش م ع 724,461 0.604% 11. Ajman Bank مصرف عجمان 402,371 0.335% 12. United Arab Bank P.J.S.C. البنك العربي املتحد ش.م.ع 231,345 0.193%

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Cabinet Resolution of 2026 Regarding the Adoption of the Articles of Association of the Financial Identity Company 24 SN اسم املساهم Shareholder name عدد األسهم Number of shares نسبة امللكية Ownership percentage 13. Commercial Bank International P.J.S.C. البنك التجاري الدولي ش.م.ع. 200,931 0.167% 14. Invest Bank PLC بنك االستثمارش. م. ع 82,273 0.068% 15. The National Insurance Company - Daman الشركة الوطنية للتأمين - ضمان 3,764,894 3.138% 16. Orient Insurance P.J.S.C. شركة أورينت للتأمين مساهمة عامة 3,660,400 3.051% 17. Sukoon Insurance PJSC سكون للتأمين ش م ع 1,909,540 1.591% 18. Liva Insurance B.S.C (c) ليفا للتأمين ش.م.ب (م) 1,018,139 0.848% 19. Emirates Insurance Company PJSC شركة اإلمارات للتأمين ش.م.ع 825,824 0.688% 20. Gulf Insurance Group (Gulf) B.S.C Closed Dubai Branch مجموعه الخليج للتأمين (الخليج) ش م ب مقفلة فرع دبي 411,873 0.343% 21. National General Insurance Company PJSC الشركة الوطنية للتأمينات العامة (شركة مساهمة عامة) 409,330 0.341% 22. Al Ansari Exchange LLC األنصاري للصر افة ذ.م.م 2,500,000 2.083% 23. Lulu International Exchange LLC العاملية للصر افة ذ م م لولو 6,000,000 5.000% 24. SHARAF EXCHANGE LLC شرف للصر افة ذ م م 3,000,000 2.5% 25. Khalil Al Fardan Exchange خليل الفردان للصر افة 500,000 0.417%

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