Abu Dhabi-based Aarna Capital debuts in SGX derivatives market

It offers brokerage services focused emerging markets.

Singapore Exchange (SGX) welcomed Aarna Capita as a trading member of its derivatives market, the first from the Middle East, it said in an announcement.

Aarna Capital, a futures commission merchant operating from Abu Dhabi Global Market, offers full brokerage services with a focus on emerging markets. It provides execution and clearing for futures and options, equities, cash bonds, as well as foreign exchange products.

Dmitry Nedvetsky, director of Aarna Capital Ltd., “We are proud to be the first broker from the Middle East, and the United Arab Emirates in particular, at SGX. Joining one of the world’s leading exchanges as a derivatives member marks Aarna’s next phase of growth and bolsters our mission to provide the highest level of service to our clients.”

With the admission of Aarna Capital, SGX’s derivatives market now has 64 trading members and 24 clearing members.

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