We’re excited to announce our intention to establish a full presence in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). We are currently in the final stages of obtaining regulatory approval, and our team of financial advisors is eagerly looking forward to embarking on a new chapter in Dubai with this significant addition to our Group.
As the company chairman, John Westwood is personally thrilled about this move. “As part of our Group’s continuous growth plans, we have been closely monitoring this market for some time. We believe there is a real opportunity and immense potential for our group in Dubai.”
Our goal is to establish a strong presence in Dubai as quickly as possible, and we are diligently working towards obtaining the highest levels of regulatory approval. We are eager to kick-start operations and cater to the growing demand for our global expertise in this exciting new landscape.
Blacktower Financial Management Group currently operates across Europe, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Caribbean. With the addition of our presence in Dubai, we are expanding our reach and strengthening our position as a global financial services provider. We are committed to providing our clients with exceptional service and expertise as we continue to grow and adapt to the ever-changing financial landscape worldwide.
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