About Borse Dubai
Borse Dubai is a holding company established by the Dubai government in 2007 to own and manage the emirate's interests in stock exchanges.
It holds a majority stake in the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), the emirate's main stock exchange, which in turn owns Nasdaq Dubai, the international exchange located in the Dubai International Financial Centre.
Borse Dubai became internationally known in 2007, when it took part in a major deal involving the Nordic exchange operator OMX and Nasdaq, gaining stakes in global exchanges at the time. Its international holdings have changed since then.
As a holding company, Borse Dubai's role is strategic: overseeing its investments and supporting the development of Dubai's capital markets.
Dubai has sought to grow its stock market through new listings, including the listing of government-owned companies, and to attract international investors.
Strong capital markets help companies raise funding and give investors ways to participate in the economy's growth.
Startups UAE lists Borse Dubai among Dubai's financial market institutions.
It holds a majority stake in the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), the emirate's main stock exchange, which in turn owns Nasdaq Dubai, the international exchange located in the Dubai International Financial Centre.
Borse Dubai became internationally known in 2007, when it took part in a major deal involving the Nordic exchange operator OMX and Nasdaq, gaining stakes in global exchanges at the time. Its international holdings have changed since then.
As a holding company, Borse Dubai's role is strategic: overseeing its investments and supporting the development of Dubai's capital markets.
Dubai has sought to grow its stock market through new listings, including the listing of government-owned companies, and to attract international investors.
Strong capital markets help companies raise funding and give investors ways to participate in the economy's growth.
Startups UAE lists Borse Dubai among Dubai's financial market institutions.