Abstract:Ingot Financial Brokerage Ltd., a retail forex broker with a focus on the Arabic language market, has announced the launch of a new representative office in Dubai. This launch is consistent with its continuous efforts to grow, solidify, and strengthen a safe investment culture through trading.
Jordan based, Arabic language market focused Retail FX broker INGOT Financial Brokerage Ltd. has announced the opening of its new representative office in Dubai. This inception falls in line with its ongoing efforts to broaden and cement its existence and reinforce a safe investment culture through trading.
Additionally, industry veteran Adel Jibrin was appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the new representative office to spearhead the companys business activities in the region. Adel Jibrin has worked in a variety of sales and managerial roles at a number of Retail FX brands over the past decade including MultiBank Group, One Financial Markets, Alpari, and most recently Accuindex.
INGOT Brokers founder Iman Mutlaq stated,
“I am very pleased to announce the opening of our representative office in Dubai as we are continuously striving to amplify our client base in the region while empowering them to meet their investment aspirations. We are convinced that 2022 will be a year full of achievements for the company, with the nearest upcoming accomplishment hopefully being the launch of an administrative office in Qatar.”
“On behalf of everyone at the company, I would like to welcome Adel Jibrin to the team. I have full confidence that he will contribute greatly to our growth, and I strongly believe that he is the right person to come up with innovative solutions that allow us to penetrate new markets and further enhance the companys business strategy within the GCC and the Middle East. Jibrin will be an added value to INGOT Financial Brokerage, especially since he holds many certificates that endorse our goal of providing a safe investment environment for traders – such as that for Anti-Money Laundering Awareness from CCL and Regulatory Induction from DFSA, to name a few – along with his extensive knowledge of the DFSA Code of Business Conduct and regulatory overview.”
Commenting on his new position, Adel Jibrin said,
“I am delighted to be joining INGOT Financial Brokerage, which has a long track record of achievements and a reputable reputation for developing and innovating financial services.” He added, “I will use all my capabilities to expand the companys business, especially within the Gulf area, since INGOT Financial Brokerage is committed to applying the highest standards of transparency and fully complies with top procedures and rules, and that is the main pillar of trading across international financial markets. I look forward to reaching new heights of success with the company.”

If you are considering depositing funds with MYFX Markets, you need to pause and read this safety review immediately. While many brokers operate with high standards of transparency, our analysis of the data suggests MYFX Markets poses significant risks to retail investors.

9Cents (established 2024) presents the risk profile of a newly formed, unsupervised financial entity. Despite utilizing the reputable MT5 trading infrastructure, the broker operates without effective regulatory oversight and has already accrued serious allegations regarding fund safety. 9Cents is classified as a High-Risk Platform, primarily due to the discord between its high minimum deposit requirements for competitive accounts and its lack of legal accountability or capital protection schemes.

Hong Kong’s financial watchdog, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), has issued a public warning against CoinCola, adding the platform to its Alert List of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms (VATPs). According to the SFC, CoinCola operates through the website and is suspected of conducting unlicensed virtual asset activities while appearing to target or operate in Hong Kong.

Bridge Markets Review uncovers scam alerts, blocked withdrawals, and unregulated trading risks.