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fxApr 23, 2026, 12:00 AM

ADSS Expands Product on Dubai Financial Market as a Brokerage Member

ADSS has become a trading and clearing member of the Dubai Financial Market, giving clients access to DFM-listed securities across real estate, banking, telecoms and energy.

Abu Dhabi-based trading platform ADSS has joined the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) as a trading and clearing member, expanding the range of UAE-listed products available to its clients.

The move gives ADSS customers access to DFM-listed securities across real estate, banking, telecommunications and energy. It follows the firm's earlier integration with the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), where it became a trading member in June 2024. ADSS now covers the UAE's two principal stock exchanges.

ADSS said its dedicated trading services team will provide clients with market analysis and insights to support investing decisions across local and global markets. The company, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Abu Dhabi, describes itself as one of the Middle East's largest trading platforms by volume, offering equities, forex, commodities and indices.

Ahmed Khalifa Almheiri, CEO of ADSS, called the DFM membership a natural progression in the firm's commitment to seamless access for UAE investors. "As one of the region's largest trading platforms by volume, we understand the importance of delivering comprehensive market access alongside the insights and support our clients need to make informed investment decisions," he said.

Hamed Ali, CEO of DFM and Nasdaq Dubai, said the addition of ADSS as a brokerage member marks an important step in the evolution of DFM's market ecosystem, expanding the broker network and supporting a more dynamic and diverse investor base. He noted the move reflects momentum in Dubai's capital markets and said DFM expects ADSS to contribute to increased market participation and liquidity.

Khalifa Rabba, DFM's chief operating officer, said the exchange's priority is to ensure a smooth and connected trading experience as investor interest grows. Welcoming ADSS as a brokerage member, he said it strengthens market accessibility and supports momentum in equities and new listings.

ADSS is licensed and regulated by the UAE's Capital Market Authority under multiple Category 1 licenses. The firm said the new DFM capabilities reinforce its position as a trusted partner for investors across the UAE.

Source: ADSS