- ABC Securities
- Abdulla J. Zain Al-Abedeen
- Ahli United Bank
- Al Aabed Trading Establishment
- Al Aadhab Layla Abbas Hassan
- Bank of Bahrain & Kuwait Financial Services
- DUTrade
- Global Investment House
- Gulf Securities Co.
- Gulfinvest Securities
- Mubasher Financial Services,
- Nasser Abbas Khosrou
- Securities and Investment Co.
- TAIB Securities Co.
- U.G.B Securities
- Yousif H. Al-Ajaji
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List of stock brokers in Bahrain
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on October 24, 2012
1 min read· Last updated: June 11, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Bahrain hosts a diverse range of licensed stock brokers including local banks and dedicated investment firms.
- Major players like Mubasher Financial Services and Global Investment House are regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain.
- Broker activity data shows firms such as Gulf Securities, Global Investment House, Ahli United Bank, and Mubasher among the most active on Bahrain Bourse.
- Many brokers offer regional and international market access through advanced trading platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What regulation applies to stock brokers in Bahrain?
They are regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain and must hold a Category 1 investment business licence.
Which brokers are most active on the Bahrain Bourse?
Gulf Securities, Global Investment House, Ahli United Bank, Mubasher Financial Services and Nasser Abbas Khosrou are among the most active based on recent broker activity data.
Do Bahraini brokers provide access to international markets?
Yes, firms like Mubasher Financial Services and Global Investment House offer access to GCC and global markets via advanced trading platforms.
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