Equiti Group, known for offering contracts for differences (CFDs) Handelsdiensten, today (Wednesday) announced its partnership with the Dubai Digital Asset Association (D2A2), a regulatory body that wants to strengthen and promote the digital assets sector within the VAE and in the Midden -East.
Bridging Tradfi and Defi
Through the partnership, Equiti and D2A2 want to help build a safe, transparent and future -ready digital ecosystem of assets by aligning innovation in industry to evolving regulatory frameworks.
The cooperation will focus on four core areas: promoting dialogue between industry and supervisors to support a balanced growth of the digital assets sector; Contributing to policy instructions on tokenization, detention and cross -border innovation; promoting financial literacy about blockchain and real-world assets-tokenization; and bridging traditional finances (Tradfi) with decentralized finances (Defi).
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Iskandar Najjar, co-founder and CEO at Equiti Group
“Finance should work for everyone, not only those with old access,” said Iskandar Najjar, CEO of Equiti Group and co-founder. “Working with D2A2 gives us the opportunity to enter into a meaningful dialogue with colleague industrial leaders, share insights and to shape a more inclusive financial future.”
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Gaurang Desai, chairman of D2A2
When Finance Magnates.com Earlier reported, D2A2 was founded in August 2022 to explore ways to improve digital business infrastructure and to stimulate the growth of digital companies in Dubai and surrounding regions. It offers strategic market research in the digital sector to policy makers, stakeholders, governments and the private sector.
Now Equiti, as a partner, brings its experience in regulated finances, global market infrastructure and fintech solutions in the EMEA region.
“Our collaboration with Equiti is an important step in promoting our dedication to stakeholder involvement and ecosystem development,” added Gaurang Desai, chairman of D2A2.
“By promoting constructive dialogue and supporting responsible innovation, we want to strengthen Dubai’s position as a global hub for digital assets.”
Credit : cryptonews.net
