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«مافن» تعتزم إغلاق مكتب نيويورك والتوسع في دبي كمركز تداول استراتيجي مستفيدة من فرص أوروبا وآسيا وجاذبية المنطقة للصناديق
In a significant strategic shift, Maven Investment Partners has announced plans to close its New York office, redirecting its focus towards Dubai as a key market for future growth. This move, reported by Bloomberg, comes shortly after the company, which specializes in proprietary trading, opened a new office in the Emirate.
Diving into Dubai’s Trading Hub
The firm’s management believes that Dubai possesses the necessary attributes to evolve into a strategic hub for its operations, enabling them to capitalise on trading opportunities in both European and Asian markets. This shift is aimed at optimising their capital alignment and risk management resources in line with their future aspirations. Alongside the newly established base in Dubai, Maven operates offices in notable financial centres including London, Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Chicago, and Monaco. However, a company representative declined to comment on the closure of the US office.
Rising Interest from Investment Funds
This development coincides with a global trend where hedge funds are competing vigorously to attract trading talent and investment capital. Dubai and Abu Dhabi have garnered increasing attention from international investment firms, drawn by the substantial assets held by sovereign wealth funds and the attractive tax advantages offered in the region.
Earlier this year, Rocos, a hedge fund management firm, reaffirmed its commitment to Abu Dhabi by securing full regulatory licensing to operate in the Emirate. Prominent investment companies, including Hudson Bay Capital Management, Marshall Wace, and Brevan Howard Asset Management, are already established in the region.
Founded over a decade ago, Maven allocates its internal capital across discretionary trading, systematic trading, and market-making strategies. According to its website, the company is fully employee-owned and employs approximately 400 staff globally.