Dubai, UAE | 12 February 2026 — Dealing, a new global investing platform backed by the Finvasia Group, has officially launched, aiming to simplify how individual investors access and participate in international financial markets.
Positioned as an investment-first solution, the platform is designed primarily for long-term investors seeking diversification, disciplined portfolio building, and sustainable wealth creation.
At launch, Dealing is offering access to more than 30,000 financial assets across over 10 global markets under 30+ licences and registrations. Through a single unified account, investors can trade stocks, ETFs, derivatives, and other instruments, enabling broad geographic and asset-class diversification.
The company said the platform has been built with a strong focus on transparency, security, simplicity, and regulatory compliance across both mobile and web platforms. Its education-led approach is intended to help investors make informed, long-term decisions rather than engage in short-term speculative trading.
The global investing platform represents the first consumer-facing product from Dealing Investment Banking Services, which is headquartered in Mauritius. The broader organisation provides corporate finance advisory, product structuring and distribution, wealth management and investment advisory, market making and liquidity facilitation, as well as brokerage and execution services.
Speaking at the launch, Tajinder Virk, Co-Founder and CEO of Finvasia Group and Dealing, said the initiative was driven by the need to remove structural barriers in global investing.
“Global investing today is not limited by opportunity but by complexity and fragmentation. A large portion of global equities remains inaccessible to individual investors. Dealing aims to unify markets into a single transparent experience and support long-term wealth creation,” he said.
According to the company, Dealing Investment Banking Services operates within a multi-jurisdictional regulatory framework that includes an FSC Mauritius Investment Banking Licence, CySEC regulation, and authorisation from the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority. The firm added that its fully owned technology stack enables end-to-end control over infrastructure, compliance, execution, and data security.
The launch was announced during IFX Dubai Expo, a global fintech and trading industry forum, highlighting the platform’s international ambitions.
Expansion roadmap
Following its debut, Dealing plans to prioritise growth across GCC markets, with phased expansion into Europe, Africa—including South Africa—and other key regions.
The company said it will continue adding new markets and asset classes in line with investor demand for international exposure.
Access
Investors can open an account through Dealing’s mobile or web platforms to begin building globally diversified portfolios.
MD Imran Hossain, Staff Reporter, Bangla Express
