DHF CapitalS.A., a Luxembourg-based securitization company, has formed a partnership withTauro Markets, a multi-asset trading platform based in the UAE, to help thecompany expand in the Middle East.DHF Capital Teams Up withTauro Markets in Middle East PushThecollaboration brings together DHF Capital, which offers investment solutionsacross Forex, equities, and precious metals, with Tauro Markets' tradingplatform and research capabilities. The Middle East push is a part of a planfirst announced in January, when the company signaled its intention to expandnot only in the local market and the Netherlands, but also in the UAE.Thepartnership appears designed to help DHF Capital expand its presence in MiddleEastern markets. The Luxembourg firm, which has been operating since 2020, currentlyserves professional investors through diversified portfolio offerings thatcombine multiple asset classes.BasKooijman, CEO and Asset Manager of DHF Capital, saidthe partnership would allow his firm to "explore new frontiers for thebenefit of investors, offering them enhanced insights and capabilities."Earlierthis year, the Kooijman-led firm reporteda record $1 billion in trading volume, after a high-risk strategy began topay off. In 2024, DHF Capital executed over 10,000 transactions amidgeopolitical tensions and market uncertainty.New CFD Broker Enters theMarketAlthoughthe press release send to FinanceMagnates.com announcing the partnership isfilled with marketing language, it reveals few details about the actualcollaboration. Alexander Wilhelm Oelfke, CEO of Tauro Markets,described it as "a powerful alignment of vision and capability,"stating that the companies are "reshaping what's possible in the world ofinvesting,” which also says little about the partnership’s main objectives or long-termplans.TauroMarkets is a relatively new brand in the CFD trading industry, having enteredthe market in late 2024 with headquarters in Dubai. In an interview withFinanceMagnates.com in October 2024, Alexander Wilhelm Oelfke stated that thegoal was to focus not only on retail clients but also on institutional ones.“We arealso looking into making our platform B2B-ready in the future because westrongly believe that the majority of broker platforms will not meet therequirements of future customers,” Oelfke added.Since then,the broker has made several key hires. Carl Nemr was appointed as ChiefCommercial Officer, Nadine Azzam became Partner-CEO for the MENA region, andAnastasios Lamaris, formerly with Octa and Scope Markets, was named theexecutive responsible for developing the broker’s product offering.This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.