Derivia Intelligence Middle East Awards Winners
21st November, 2024
Derivia Intelligence has presented the first Derivia Intelligence Middle East awards, celebrating excellence in the region.
CME Group was the Derivia Intelligence International Exchange of the Year and Gulf Mercantile Exchange was the Middle East Exchange of the Year.
Winton Capital Management was the Hedge Fund of the Year and Trading System Provider of the Year was Intellistocks. Commodities Broker of the Year was Marex and Non-Bank Broker of the Year was PhillipCapital (DIFC).
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