United Fintech Opens DIFC Office, Targets UAE’s Financial Sector
United
Fintech, the financial technology company headed by Christian Frahm, has
announced the opening of its new office in the Dubai International Financial
Centre (DIFC). This expansion into the UAE is a response to the market demand
for financial technology and underscores the country’s critical role as a hub
for fintech innovation.
As an
industry-neutral digital transformation platform, United Fintech enables banks
and financial institutions to accelerate access to innovative
fintechs specializing in capital markets. The company’s mission is to drive
digital innovation, offer transformative solutions, and enhance the
capabilities of financial institutions worldwide.
Christian Frahm, Founder & CEO at United Fintech
“Expanding
into the DIFC marks a strategic advancement for United Fintech , broadening the
global footprint of our industry-neutral Digital Transformation platform and
meeting the growing demands of the financial services industry,” Christian
Frahm, the CEO of United Fintech, commented.
Rasmus
Bagger, the CCO of United Fintech, will be responsible for the Dubai office overall. The fintech company entered Middle East when the financial technology industry has experienced a global slowdown, but in the UAE, it has seen a 92% surge.
“This
is a significant opportunity for United Fintech and we are excited about
growing our client base and team in the region and playing a major role in
connecting Financial Institutions with cutting-edge technology providers, all
under a single platform,” Bagger commented.
At the
beginning of this month, United Fintech announced that Danske Bank had joined
its institutional investors, following earlier support from BNP Paribas and
Citigroup.
Early Successes in UAE
United
Fintech’s establishment in the DIFC has garnered interest from across
the region, particularly for its partner company Athena, known for its full
front-to-back Order Management System (OMS) and Portfolio Management System
(PMS) solution.
This OMS/PMS
solution provides a complete platform for investment managers, supporting
various functions from decision-making to trade execution and post-trade
processing.
“United
Fintech’s establishment in the DIFC is significantly broadening Athena’s
horizons, enhancing our ability to extend our services to drive technical
transformation and enhance the operating models of asset managers and hedge
funds in the region,” commented Raj Rathor, the Head of EMEA Sales at Athena.
Founded in
2020, United Fintech has grown to employ over 160 people across eight
countries, including the UK, Denmark, Spain, and the USA.
United
Fintech, the financial technology company headed by Christian Frahm, has
announced the opening of its new office in the Dubai International Financial
Centre (DIFC). This expansion into the UAE is a response to the market demand
for financial technology and underscores the country’s critical role as a hub
for fintech innovation.
As an
industry-neutral digital transformation platform, United Fintech enables banks
and financial institutions to accelerate access to innovative
fintechs specializing in capital markets. The company’s mission is to drive
digital innovation, offer transformative solutions, and enhance the
capabilities of financial institutions worldwide.
Christian Frahm, Founder & CEO at United Fintech
“Expanding
into the DIFC marks a strategic advancement for United Fintech , broadening the
global footprint of our industry-neutral Digital Transformation platform and
meeting the growing demands of the financial services industry,” Christian
Frahm, the CEO of United Fintech, commented.
Rasmus
Bagger, the CCO of United Fintech, will be responsible for the Dubai office overall. The fintech company entered Middle East when the financial technology industry has experienced a global slowdown, but in the UAE, it has seen a 92% surge.
“This
is a significant opportunity for United Fintech and we are excited about
growing our client base and team in the region and playing a major role in
connecting Financial Institutions with cutting-edge technology providers, all
under a single platform,” Bagger commented.
At the
beginning of this month, United Fintech announced that Danske Bank had joined
its institutional investors, following earlier support from BNP Paribas and
Citigroup.
Early Successes in UAE
United
Fintech’s establishment in the DIFC has garnered interest from across
the region, particularly for its partner company Athena, known for its full
front-to-back Order Management System (OMS) and Portfolio Management System
(PMS) solution.
This OMS/PMS
solution provides a complete platform for investment managers, supporting
various functions from decision-making to trade execution and post-trade
processing.
“United
Fintech’s establishment in the DIFC is significantly broadening Athena’s
horizons, enhancing our ability to extend our services to drive technical
transformation and enhance the operating models of asset managers and hedge
funds in the region,” commented Raj Rathor, the Head of EMEA Sales at Athena.
Founded in
2020, United Fintech has grown to employ over 160 people across eight
countries, including the UK, Denmark, Spain, and the USA.
