LINKS Business Consultants ranked among UAE’s top 10 advisory firms for service excellence

Recognition reflects growing demand for compliance-focused business setup support
- PUBLISHED: Wed 18 Feb 2026, 9:09 PM
The UAE’s business setup and corporate compliance sector continues to witness steady growth, supported by sustained investor confidence, regulatory reforms and increasingly streamlined licensing procedures across mainland and free zone jurisdictions.
As the country strengthens its position as a global entrepreneurship hub, businesses entering the market are placing greater emphasis on regulatory clarity, structured compliance management and long-term advisory partnerships. Within this evolving landscape, LINKS Business Consultants has been ranked among the UAE’s top 10 business setup and compliance advisory firms in an independent industry assessment conducted by a UAE-based digital platform.
The recognition highlights the increasing importance of service quality, regulatory preparedness and transparent advisory processes in a more structured business environment. “Recognition based on service quality and compliance capability underscores the importance of early-stage planning and transparent advisory support,” said Usman Baig, CEO of LINKS Business Consultants. Baig brings more than 13 years of experience in the UAE market, advising on company formation, compliance structuring and regulatory navigation.
Established in 2023, the consultancy provides advisory services across mainland and free zone jurisdictions, supporting clients with company formation, accounting, tax compliance and operational structuring in alignment with UAE regulations. The firm has advised more than 400 clients and maintains professional working relationships with free zones including IFZA Dubai and RAK Innovation City.
Commenting on broader industry trends, Jonathan Gill, co-founder of the platform that conducted the assessment, said businesses are increasingly seeking sustained advisory engagement rather than one-time setup services.
“Businesses are increasingly seeking long-term advisory partnerships rather than one-time setup services,” Gill said, reflecting what market observers describe as a shift toward continuous compliance oversight amid growing regulatory complexity.
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