Abstract:Tickmill opens new Kuwait office in Nouf Tower, boosting online trading services and support for traders in the Middle East and Gulf region.

Kuwait City: Tickmill, a global provider of online trading services, has officially opened its new office in Nouf Tower B, 19th Floor, Jaber Al-Mubarak Street, Kuwait City. The move marks a significant step in the companys expansion across the Middle East, reinforcing its commitment to providing localized support and tailored solutions for traders and investors in the region.
The Kuwait office will serve as a central hub for clients seeking direct access to global markets with the added benefit of local expertise. By establishing a stronger presence in the Gulf, Tickmill aims to enhance accessibility and build closer connections with its growing community of traders.

Joseph Dahrieh, Managing Principal at Tickmill, described the launch as a milestone in the company‘s regional growth strategy. He emphasized that the new office reflects Tickmill’s long-term commitment to the Middle East, offering clients a transparent, secure, and empowering trading environment backed by world-class services.
Since its founding in 2014, Tickmill has built a strong international reputation under the regulation of leading authorities, including the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), the Financial Services Authority (FSA) in Seychelles, and recognition from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) as a Representative Office.
The Kuwait launch follows the recent opening of a new office in Oman, further strengthening Tickmills position as one of the most trusted brokers in the MENA financial industry. By combining global expertise with local engagement, the company continues to expand its reach and deliver advanced trading solutions to clients across the region.
For more information about Tickmill and its services, visit www.tickmill.com.


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