Amana is an Arabic word for trust, safekeeping, and honoring what's been handed to you. We picked it because it describes exactly what we ask clients to do — hand us a property deal, a currency position, or a shipment — and hold ourselves to living up to it.
Amana began as a small real estate brokerage handling residential resale in Rajasthan. Clients kept asking the same two questions after every deal closed: where should they park the proceeds, and could the same trusted process help with their import business. Forex advisory and trade services followed — run by dedicated specialists, not by real estate agents moonlighting in new fields.
Today the three desks share a name, an office, and a standard — not a workflow. Each operates the way its market actually requires.
Titles get checked, risk gets disclosed, and customs rules get confirmed — before a client is told something is possible.
Verbal assurances aren't a substitute for a document a client can re-read after the meeting ends.
Every client knows exactly which advisor is handling their file and how to reach them directly.
Markets move. Deals fall through. We'd rather flag uncertainty early than manage it after the fact.