Hybrid Solutions Opens New Dubai Office to Boost MENA Expansion

Wednesday, 07/09/2022 | 09:35 GMT by Arnab Shome
  • The company now has four offices.
  • It also refreshed its branding with a new logo.
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Hybrid Solutions, which is the provider of VerterFX, announced on Wednesday the opening of a new office in Dubai primarily to support its expansion goals in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

It is the second office of the company in the United Arab Emirates as it already has a physical presence in Ras Al Khaimah, as seen on its website. It has two other offices, one in London and the other in Amman, Jordan.

The establishment of the new office occurred as it rebranded its image with a fresh logo for the company. In addition, it has presented a new official logo with plans of updating its website design in the upcoming months.

“We are proud to be sharing this news after recently celebrating Hybrid Solutions’ 20-year anniversary,” said Adel Jibrin, newly appointed CEO and Managing Partner of Hybrid Solutions.

“Over the past two decades, we have seen the Hybrid Solutions brand evolve to become one of the world’s leading providers of online trading software used by brokerages globally.”

A Big Name in the Trading Space

Founded in 2002, Hybrid Solutions is known for offering VerterFX, an online trading system that comes with trading plugins, a back office, a dealing desk, client terminals, dedicated hosting , White Labelling and bridging capabilities. Additionally, it allows financial institutions to access risk management bridges allowing them to perform auto-clearing with Tier-1 liquidity providers.

“We have developed an unrivaled reputation by going above and beyond with the comprehensive back-office support we offer alongside the trading infrastructure we have developed,” Jibrin added.

Earlier this year, GCEX, a company providing crypto and forex liquidity, partnered with Hybrid Solutions to widen its reach in the Middle East and Asian markets.

Hybrid Solutions, which is the provider of VerterFX, announced on Wednesday the opening of a new office in Dubai primarily to support its expansion goals in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

It is the second office of the company in the United Arab Emirates as it already has a physical presence in Ras Al Khaimah, as seen on its website. It has two other offices, one in London and the other in Amman, Jordan.

The establishment of the new office occurred as it rebranded its image with a fresh logo for the company. In addition, it has presented a new official logo with plans of updating its website design in the upcoming months.

“We are proud to be sharing this news after recently celebrating Hybrid Solutions’ 20-year anniversary,” said Adel Jibrin, newly appointed CEO and Managing Partner of Hybrid Solutions.

“Over the past two decades, we have seen the Hybrid Solutions brand evolve to become one of the world’s leading providers of online trading software used by brokerages globally.”

A Big Name in the Trading Space

Founded in 2002, Hybrid Solutions is known for offering VerterFX, an online trading system that comes with trading plugins, a back office, a dealing desk, client terminals, dedicated hosting , White Labelling and bridging capabilities. Additionally, it allows financial institutions to access risk management bridges allowing them to perform auto-clearing with Tier-1 liquidity providers.

“We have developed an unrivaled reputation by going above and beyond with the comprehensive back-office support we offer alongside the trading infrastructure we have developed,” Jibrin added.

Earlier this year, GCEX, a company providing crypto and forex liquidity, partnered with Hybrid Solutions to widen its reach in the Middle East and Asian markets.

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