MahiMarkets Opens New Dubai Office to Enhance MENA Support

Wednesday, 13/03/2024 | 05:50 GMT by Arnab Shome
  • The company already has offices in New Zealand and London.
  • It appointed Omar Al-Ali to head the sales from the Dubai office.
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MahiMarkets, a technology provider in the financial services industry, announced its strategic expansion with the establishment of a new office in Dubai. The company highlighted that the new office will enable it to enhance client support in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region with assistance in local languages.

A Strategic Expansion

The office in Dubai is the third physical establishment of the company, as it already has offices in New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

“This is a big step forward for MahiMarkets as our client base and team continue to grow,” Susan Cooney, the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of MahiMarkets, said. “Having offices already in New Zealand and the UK and a team in Dubai ensures we’re better able to assist with client needs in their language(s) and have an even better rapport with every one of our product users.”

Meanwhile, the company recently expanded its services by launching several new products, including MFXTradeHaven, targeted at growing brokers to optimize their B-book experience.

New Head of the Dubai Office

MahiMakets (previously known as MahiFX) appointed Omar Al-Ali to Head of Sales in the MENA region from the new Dubai office. According to Al-Ali’s LinkedIn profile, he officially holds the title of Business Development Consultant and joined the company last month.

He joined the role at MahiMarkets from ClearSky Network where he spent six months. He also brought working experience from other financial services companies as he previously worked at B2Broker, another technology provider, as a Business Development Manager, between February 2017 and August 2022, and at Noor Capital as a Sales Manager for less than a year.

He started his career 2016 at the Moscow offices of FXNet, a forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) broker.

“2023 was a fantastic year for us, and 2024 will be even busier as we continue to turn broker’s goals into tangible results,” Cooney added.

MahiMarkets, a technology provider in the financial services industry, announced its strategic expansion with the establishment of a new office in Dubai. The company highlighted that the new office will enable it to enhance client support in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region with assistance in local languages.

A Strategic Expansion

The office in Dubai is the third physical establishment of the company, as it already has offices in New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

“This is a big step forward for MahiMarkets as our client base and team continue to grow,” Susan Cooney, the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of MahiMarkets, said. “Having offices already in New Zealand and the UK and a team in Dubai ensures we’re better able to assist with client needs in their language(s) and have an even better rapport with every one of our product users.”

Meanwhile, the company recently expanded its services by launching several new products, including MFXTradeHaven, targeted at growing brokers to optimize their B-book experience.

New Head of the Dubai Office

MahiMakets (previously known as MahiFX) appointed Omar Al-Ali to Head of Sales in the MENA region from the new Dubai office. According to Al-Ali’s LinkedIn profile, he officially holds the title of Business Development Consultant and joined the company last month.

He joined the role at MahiMarkets from ClearSky Network where he spent six months. He also brought working experience from other financial services companies as he previously worked at B2Broker, another technology provider, as a Business Development Manager, between February 2017 and August 2022, and at Noor Capital as a Sales Manager for less than a year.

He started his career 2016 at the Moscow offices of FXNet, a forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) broker.

“2023 was a fantastic year for us, and 2024 will be even busier as we continue to turn broker’s goals into tangible results,” Cooney added.

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