A new global investing platform, Dealing, has officially launched, offering investors access to more than 30,000 financial assets across over 10 international markets through a single account.
The platform aims to simplify cross-border investing and provide access to stocks, ETFs, derivatives and other instruments worldwide.
Global market access
Dealing allows investors to trade across multiple global markets under more than 30 licences and registrations. The company said users can manage investments across asset classes through one unified account to support diversification.
The platform operates on mobile and web and focuses on transparency, compliance and investor education. It states that its approach is designed to help investors make informed decisions without pressure or urgency.
Dealing is the first consumer-facing platform under Dealing Investment Banking Services, headquartered in Mauritius. The broader group provides corporate finance advisory, product structuring and distribution, wealth management and investment advisory, market making, liquidity facilitation, brokerage and execution services.
Tajinder Virk, Co-Founder and CEO, Finvasia Group and Dealing, said at the launch, “Dealing was born from a simple insight: global investing isn’t a lack of opportunity, it’s the complexity and fragmentation that hold most investors back. Even today, around 90% of global stocks remain out of reach for individual investors. Dealing was created to remove these barriers, uniting global markets, opportunities, and assets into a single, transparent experience so investors can participate confidently and focus on long-term wealth creation. The global investing platform is a part of Dealing Investment Banking Services and it is going to revolutionize how investment banking is done. This is our first step of bringing investment bank to the masses.”
Regulatory framework
Backed by Finvasia Group, Dealing Investment Banking Services operates under several regulatory frameworks, including an FSC Mauritius Investment Banking License, CySEC regulation and authorisation from the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority. The group also holds other international registrations and serves investors in more than 120 countries.
The company said its fully owned technology infrastructure and direct regulatory licensing allow it to manage compliance, execution and data security internally.
Expansion plans
The launch was marked at IFX Dubai Expo, a global fintech and trading industry forum. Following its debut, Dealing plans to expand across GCC markets before moving into Europe and Africa, including South Africa, and other regions.
The company said it will continue to add more assets and markets as it grows, focusing on long-term investing and international exposure.
tanvir@dubainewsweek.com
