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LIST OF STOCK BROKERS IN LEBANON

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 24, 2012

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· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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  • Al-Mawarid Financial Services S.A.L.
  • Arab Finance Corporation S.A.L.
  • Audi Saradar Investment Bank S.A.L.
  • Blc Finance S.A.L.
  • Blominvest Bank S.A.L.
  • Byblos Invest Bank S.A.L
  • Capital Investment Services S.A.L.
  • Credit Commercial Et Foncier S.A.L. (Cc&F)
  • Credit Libanais Investment Bank S.A.L.
  • Fidus S.A.L. – Groupe Societe Generale
  • Financial Funds Advisors International S.A.L. (Ffai)
  • Libano-Francaise Finance S.A.L.
  • Mediterranee Investment Bank S.A.L.(Mib)
  • Societe Financiere Du Liban S.A.L.
 
 
 
 
 

Key Takeaways

  • Lebanon hosts a diverse set of licensed stock brokers operating under Banque du Liban supervision.
  • Key brokers include major banks’ investment arms such as Audi Saradar, Byblos Invest, Blominvest, Credit Libanais Investment Bank, and CC&F.
  • These institutions facilitate brokerage services on the Beirut Stock Exchange and are regulated by Lebanon's Capital Markets Authority.
  • The list was last updated on January 22, 2026, according to Global Banking & Finance Review’s publication.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What qualifies these institutions as stock brokers in Lebanon?
They are investment arms or financial services entities licensed by Banque du Liban and the Capital Markets Authority to execute trades on behalf of clients.
Are these brokers regulated?
Yes, all listed brokers operate under the regulatory framework of Banque du Liban and Lebanon’s Capital Markets Authority.
Where do these brokers operate?
They primarily serve the Lebanese market via the Beirut Stock Exchange, offering brokerage and investment services.

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