Mohammed Younis Becomes Noor Capital’s Brokerage CEO after Nine Months in the Role Temporarily

Mohammed Younis has taken over as the permanent Chief Executive of Noor Capital, a Dubai-headquartered forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) broker's brokerage division, after holding the role on a temporary basis for the past nine months.

A Long-Time Employee at the Helm

He was appointed Acting CEO of the broker in May last year, according to his LinkedIn profile. He appears to have succeeded Mohammed Ghosheh in the top role at Noor Capital.

Younis is a long-time executive at Noor Capital, having spent almost eleven years with the broker. He joined the company in mid-2016 as Head of Sales and Marketing for FX and later moved into the top role.

Alongside his role at the retail broker, he also became Head of Institutional Sales at Noor Clearing, the institutional arm of the group, in March 2020. He stepped down from that position early last year.

Before joining Noor Capital, Younis spent over five years at Fx & GOLD UAE in sales roles.

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Growing Presence of UAE Brokers

Established in 2005, Noor Capital offers retail trading services in forex, commodities, indices, metals and share CFDs. The broker is registered with the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development and holds a licence from the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) in the UAE.

In 2023, the UAE-based broker expanded into the United Kingdom by acquiring House of Borse, which was rebranded as Noor Capital UK. FinanceMagnates.com previously reported that the UK unit recorded £232,230 in net profit on revenue of £1.51 million in the fiscal year ending March 2025.