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Abstract:VerterFX supplier Hybrid Solutions announced the creation of a new office in Dubai on Wednesday, particularly to assist its development aspirations in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) area.
The firm presently has four offices.
It also changed its identity with a new logo.
VerterFX supplier Hybrid Solutions announced the creation of a new office in Dubai on Wednesday, particularly to assist its development aspirations in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) area.
It is the company's second office in the UAE, since it already has a physical presence in Ras Al Khaimah, as evidenced on its website. It has two other offices, one in London and one in Amman, Jordan.
The opening of the new office coincided with the company's rebranding with a new logo. It has also unveiled a new official logo and promised to revamp its website design in the coming months.
“We are excited to share this news after recently celebrating Hybrid Solutions' 20th anniversary,” stated Adel Jibrin, Hybrid Solutions' newly appointed CEO and Managing Partner.
“We have witnessed the Hybrid Solutions brand expand over the last two decades to become one of the world's top producers of online trading software utilized by brokerages worldwide.”
A Trading Industry Leader
Hybrid Solutions, founded in 2002, is well-known for providing VerterFX, an online trading system that includes trading plugins, a back office, a dealing desk, client terminals, dedicated hosting, White Labeling, and bridging capabilities. Furthermore, it enables financial institutions to use risk management bridges to perform auto-clearing with Tier-1 liquidity providers.
“We've built an unequaled reputation by going above and beyond with the extensive back-office assistance we provide, in addition to the trading infrastructure we've built,” Jibrin continued.
GCEX, a business that provides crypto and forex liquidity, teamed with Hybrid Solutions earlier this year to expand its presence in the Middle East and Asian markets.
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