Saad Alfadly

Saad Alfadly brings over 25 years of experience to institutional investment and financial services. He holds a bachelor's degree from King Saud University and a master's degree in Financial Economics from Boston University. A Saudi national, Alfadly has established himself as a senior figure in regional asset management and capital markets.

During his 12-year tenure as CEO of Hassana Investment Company, Alfadly led the pension fund to ascend to the ranks of the top ten global pension fund investment managers. Hassana manages Saudi Arabia's $320 billion social security and pension fund, the investment arm of the General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI). Under his leadership, he oversaw a merger with the state-owned Public Pension Agency in 2021, significantly expanding the fund's scale and influence.

Career history

• Chairman of Brookfield Asset Management's Saudi Arabian operations (2025–present)
• Chief Executive Officer, Hassana Investment Company (2013–2025)
• Chief of Staff & Senior Officer, Central & Eastern Regions at NCB Capital (2008–2013)
• Vice President, Morgan Stanley Saudi Arabia (2005–2008)
• Investment Banking, Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) (1995–2005)

Alfadly's leadership at Hassana cultivated a committed and innovative leadership team, fostering a workplace culture that encouraged talent development and enabling the company to achieve impressive growth and industry recognition. At Brookfield, he will oversee the company's strategic direction and objectives in the Kingdom, leveraging his deep experience with the Saudi investment ecosystem.

What Saad Alfadly could bring to his role as Chairman at Brookfield Asset Management in Saudi Arabia: Alfadly's appointment positions Brookfield to leverage his institutional knowledge of Saudi Arabia's investment landscape, his established track record of elevating asset management operations to global top-tier status, and his deep relationships across the kingdom's financial system built over three decades. His experience managing a $320 billion pension fund and navigating complex regulatory mergers positions him uniquely to expand Brookfield's footprint in one of the Middle East's most important capital markets.