Middle Eastern neobroker amana has appointed Jack Saidy as the Director of
Operations to bolster its presence in Lebanon. Saidy brings over a decade of
experience in financial markets to his new role. Previously, he was the
Director at Advanced Markets, where he focused on training sales teams and
fostering customer relationships.
Focussing on the Lebanese Market
According to the company’s statement, his
understanding of the Lebanese and MENA markets positions him well to drive
amana’s growth in the region. amana’s platform offers access to over 5,500
assets, enabling customers to trade physical and leveraged US and MENA shares,
commodities, currencies, and more.
Commenting about his appointment, Saidy:
“amana offers a premium product with top-notch customer service, support,
and ethical trading, filling a market gap in Lebanon. amana allows customers to
trade all markets on their platform of choice (app, web, META), while providing
24/6 customer support from our office in downtown Beirut.”
“Regulated by multiple entities, including CMA,
amana takes additional measures beyond regulatory requirements to promote fair
and ethical trading. From highlighting leveraged assets to providing
world-class education for free within the app, amana promotes healthy trading
and investing practices for the long-term benefit of its customers. This makes
me proud to help bring amana to our customers in Lebanon, and fill this market
gap.”
About amana
Amana is a neobroker in the Middle East that provides
traders and investors across the MENA region with direct access to global and
regional financial markets. With offices in key locations like Beirut, Dubai,
and Limassol, amana is regulated by several entities, including DFSA in the
UAE, FCA in the UK, CYSEC in Europe, CMA in Lebanon, LFSA in Malaysia, and FSC
in Mauritius.
Last December, amana appointed Haris Loucaides as the Chief Financial Officer. Loucaides succeeded Mazen Yazbeck, who held the CFO role for over 11 years, after his unexpected demise. Apart from the CFO role, Yazbeck led the firm’s human resource department. He joined amana in 2012 after dedicating more than ten years to GCC investment banks and audit firms.
This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
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