ZaraFX, a CFD Broker
headquartered in Dubai, has disclosed a strategic partnership with DHF Capital
S.A., a securitization company based in Luxembourg. In this alliance, DHF
Capital has designated ZaraFX as one of its brokers, aiming to provide
value and service to clients.
DHF Capital intends to allocate a
portion of its Assets Under Management to trade Contracts for Difference with
ZaraFX, leveraging the latter’s expertise and cutting-edge technology to
optimize returns and manage risks effectively.
Jamsheer, CEO of ZaraFX, Source: LinkedIn
Jamsheer, the CEO of ZaraFX,
expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating: “We are thrilled to
join forces with DHF Capital, a respected financial institution known for its
commitment to delivering tailored investment solutions. This partnership marks
a pivotal moment in our pursuit of excellence in the financial markets.”
Established in 2020, DHF Capital
caters to well-informed professional and institutional investors seeking unique
diversified investment solutions across forex, equities,
commodities, and money markets. DHF Capital offers its clients various
solutions designed with a strategic focus to generate returns while maintaining
a balanced risk profile.
Bas Kooijman, the CEO and Asset
Manager of DHF Capital S.A., echoed these sentiments: “At DHF Capital, we
prioritize forging partnerships that enhance our capabilities and align with
our vision of delivering superior value to our investors. ZaraFX’s track record
of excellence and innovation makes them an ideal partner as we navigate the
dynamic landscape of global financial markets.”
UAE’s Emergence in Global Finance
The
United Arab Emirates (UAE) has emerged as a key player in global finance,
with its high GDP ratios and strategic positioning, as reported by Finance Magnates. Regulatory bodies
like the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) oversee financial
markets, while independent entities like the Dubai International Financial
Centre and Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) attract brokers with their regulatory
frameworks.
Despite cultural and legal complexities, these zones have
enticed FX and CFD brokers seeking new markets. Notably, ADGM has introduced
regulations for digital assets, making it appealing to cryptocurrency and
blockchain firms. The country is moving towards federal licensing for virtual
asset service providers under SCA decrees.
ZaraFX, a CFD Broker
headquartered in Dubai, has disclosed a strategic partnership with DHF Capital
S.A., a securitization company based in Luxembourg. In this alliance, DHF
Capital has designated ZaraFX as one of its brokers, aiming to provide
value and service to clients.
DHF Capital intends to allocate a
portion of its Assets Under Management to trade Contracts for Difference with
ZaraFX, leveraging the latter’s expertise and cutting-edge technology to
optimize returns and manage risks effectively.
Jamsheer, CEO of ZaraFX, Source: LinkedIn
Jamsheer, the CEO of ZaraFX,
expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating: “We are thrilled to
join forces with DHF Capital, a respected financial institution known for its
commitment to delivering tailored investment solutions. This partnership marks
a pivotal moment in our pursuit of excellence in the financial markets.”
Established in 2020, DHF Capital
caters to well-informed professional and institutional investors seeking unique
diversified investment solutions across forex, equities,
commodities, and money markets. DHF Capital offers its clients various
solutions designed with a strategic focus to generate returns while maintaining
a balanced risk profile.
Bas Kooijman, the CEO and Asset
Manager of DHF Capital S.A., echoed these sentiments: “At DHF Capital, we
prioritize forging partnerships that enhance our capabilities and align with
our vision of delivering superior value to our investors. ZaraFX’s track record
of excellence and innovation makes them an ideal partner as we navigate the
dynamic landscape of global financial markets.”
UAE’s Emergence in Global Finance
The
United Arab Emirates (UAE) has emerged as a key player in global finance,
with its high GDP ratios and strategic positioning, as reported by Finance Magnates. Regulatory bodies
like the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) oversee financial
markets, while independent entities like the Dubai International Financial
Centre and Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) attract brokers with their regulatory
frameworks.
Despite cultural and legal complexities, these zones have
enticed FX and CFD brokers seeking new markets. Notably, ADGM has introduced
regulations for digital assets, making it appealing to cryptocurrency and
blockchain firms. The country is moving towards federal licensing for virtual
asset service providers under SCA decrees.
