Online broker eToro today announced its partnership with Dubai Financial Market (DFM), enabling eToro’s 38 million registered clients to invest in 10 companies listed on the exchange.
This partnership aims to broaden investment opportunities for eToro’s user base and highlights the growing appeal of Dubai’s Financial Market. By integrating DFM stocks on the eToro platform, users can now diversify their portfolios with high-performing stocks from the region’s leading exchange. Through this alliance, eToro clients gain access to a diverse selection of top DFM-listed companies, expanding investment horizons and enhancing the trading experience.
eToro users will be able to invest in top DFM 10 stocks like Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA), Emaar Properties, Dubai Islamic Bank, Emirates NBD, Emaar Development, Gulf Navigation Holding, Ajman Bank, Commercial Bank of Dubai, Salik, and Air Arabia.
Jason Hughes, Senior Executive Officer at eToro Middle East, said:
“On eToro, users can invest in 20 stock exchanges, gaining access to global and emerging markets. The geographical breadth of our stock offering aims to address the unique needs and preferences of our users who wish to invest in foreign equities as well as their home market. By adding this initial selection of DFM stocks, we aim to support the investment needs of our UAE investors as we continue to develop tailored solutions for the region. We are grateful for the collaboration with DFM and look forward to providing investors worldwide with access to participate in the UAE’s growth story.”
Khalifa Rabba, Chief Operating Officer, Dubai Financial Market, said:
“At DFM, we are dedicated to broadening market accessibility and attracting a diverse range of investors for our listed companies. The addition of DFM-listed stocks to the eToro platform aligns with our mission to promote growth and development of our financial market. We remain committed to supporting initiatives that drive this growth and provide global investors with seamless access to robust investment opportunities in Dubai.”
The addition of DFM stocks onto the eToro platform is facilitated by Dubai-based emerging markets specialist Arqaam Capital.
