News DeskDubai, UAE: Dealing, a new global investing platform, has officially launched, aiming to transform how investors access and participate in international financial markets. Designed as an investment-first solution, the platform focuses on long-term wealth creation through diversification, discipline, and sustainable investing strategies.
The platform provides investors access to more than 30,000 financial assets across over 10 global markets, operating under more than 30 regulatory licenses and registrations. Through a single unified account, users can invest across stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), derivatives, and other global financial instruments, enabling diversified exposure across multiple markets.
Dealing emphasises transparency, compliance, and simplicity across both mobile and web platforms. The company has adopted an education-driven model that encourages investors to make informed financial decisions while discouraging impulsive trading behaviour. The initiative comes at a time when global equity market participation remains limited, with the platform seeking to remove traditional entry barriers and expand cross-border investment opportunities.
The global investing platform operates under the umbrella of Dealing Investment Banking Services, headquartered in Mauritius. The investment banking entity offers services including corporate finance advisory, product structuring, wealth management, investment advisory, market-making, liquidity facilitation, brokerage, and execution services.
Speaking at the launch, Tajinder Virk, Co-Founder and CEO of both Finvasia Group and Dealing, stated that the platform was developed to address the complexity and fragmentation that restrict global investing access. He highlighted that a large proportion of global stocks remains inaccessible to individual investors, and the platform aims to bridge this gap by integrating global markets into a single investment ecosystem. He further noted that the initiative represents a step towards democratising investment banking services.
The platform is supported by Finvasia Group’s global regulatory infrastructure, including an Investment Banking License from the Financial Services Commission Mauritius, regulation under Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, and authorisation from the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority, along with additional international registrations. The company states that its fully owned technology stack enables direct control over compliance, execution, and data security, reducing dependency on third-party intermediaries while strengthening investor protection. Finvasia Group currently serves investors across more than 120 countries.
The platform was unveiled during a major global fintech industry gathering in Dubai, highlighting its international ambitions and institutional-level infrastructure. Following the launch, Dealing plans to expand its operations across GCC markets, with further growth targeted in Europe, Africa, including South Africa, and other key global regions.
As global financial markets continue to evolve, Dealing plans to expand its asset offerings and market access. The platform positions itself as a long-term investment partner, focusing on responsible investing, financial education, and global diversification opportunities.
With its entry into the global investment landscape, Dealing aims to redefine modern investing by offering accessible, compliant, and investor-centric financial solutions.
