BDSwiss Picks Daniel Takieddine as CEO MENA

by Arnab Shome
  • He has extensive experience in managing Middle Eastern operations.
BDSwiss Picks Daniel Takieddine as CEO MENA
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BDSwiss has strengthened its operations in the Middle East by appointing Daniel Takieddine as a Senior Executive Officer in Dubai and the Chief Executive Officer of BDSwiss MENA.

He has more than a decade of experience working with several top brokerages in the Middle East. He joined BDSwiss earlier this month, according to his Linkedin profile.

Solid FX Background

Takieddine joined BDSwiss after spending a year and four months at FXPrimus. There, he was the Head of Sales and was in charge of offering FX and CFD derivatives to retail and institutional investors across the Middle East.

Before that, he spent more than six years at the UAE offices of ADSS. He joined the broker as the Vice President of Direct Sales and was later promoted to the Director of Retail Sales. He parted with the brokerage in August 2020 as the Senior Vice President of Institutional Sales.

Takieddine started his career in the Forex trading industry in early 2009 as a Sales Trader with AMfinancials. Later, he moved to Amana Capital as a Senior Account Manager, spending almost three years at the broker’s Dubai office.

Headquartered in Cyprus, BDSwiss is now heavily shifting its focus to emerging markets. Last month, it partnered with the payment platform, PayRetailers to offer new payment methods to its clients in Latin America.

The broker received two International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) certifications for the information security management system and quality management. Both of the certifications, which were issued by external bodies, TÜV Cyprus and TÜV Hellas, were received by Cypriot-registered BDSwiss Holding Ltd.

BDSwiss has strengthened its operations in the Middle East by appointing Daniel Takieddine as a Senior Executive Officer in Dubai and the Chief Executive Officer of BDSwiss MENA.

He has more than a decade of experience working with several top brokerages in the Middle East. He joined BDSwiss earlier this month, according to his Linkedin profile.

Solid FX Background

Takieddine joined BDSwiss after spending a year and four months at FXPrimus. There, he was the Head of Sales and was in charge of offering FX and CFD derivatives to retail and institutional investors across the Middle East.

Before that, he spent more than six years at the UAE offices of ADSS. He joined the broker as the Vice President of Direct Sales and was later promoted to the Director of Retail Sales. He parted with the brokerage in August 2020 as the Senior Vice President of Institutional Sales.

Takieddine started his career in the Forex trading industry in early 2009 as a Sales Trader with AMfinancials. Later, he moved to Amana Capital as a Senior Account Manager, spending almost three years at the broker’s Dubai office.

Headquartered in Cyprus, BDSwiss is now heavily shifting its focus to emerging markets. Last month, it partnered with the payment platform, PayRetailers to offer new payment methods to its clients in Latin America.

The broker received two International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) certifications for the information security management system and quality management. Both of the certifications, which were issued by external bodies, TÜV Cyprus and TÜV Hellas, were received by Cypriot-registered BDSwiss Holding Ltd.

About the Author: Arnab Shome
Arnab Shome
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About the Author: Arnab Shome
Arnab is an electronics engineer-turned-financial editor. He entered the industry covering the cryptocurrency market for Finance Magnates and later expanded his reach to forex as well. He is passionate about the changing regulatory landscape on financial markets and keenly follows the disruptions in the industry with new-age technologies.
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