Forex Broker Sky Links Capital Sets Up Holding Firm At Dubai Financial Hub
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Sky Links Capital, a forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) broker founded by a former executive of BDSwiss, has formed its holding company, Sky Links Holding Ltd. The company has also incorporated the new entity within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
According to Sky Links Capital, this strategic move is designed to support its expansion across both emerging and established markets around the world.
Sky Links Capital Aims To Strengthen Global Presence Through Regulatory Expansion
The company revealed that the structure under the DIFC would strengthen its governance, increase its global credibility, and enhance its ability to grow with transparency. It also said this centralised setup reflects the firm’s long-term plans for global scale and trust.
Sky Links Capital disclosed that it secured a Category 5 licence from the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority. With this acquisition, the company has broadened its regulated financial services operations within the region’s leading financial centre.
The firm highlighted that this licence is its second regulatory recognition, pointing to its existing registration and oversight in Mauritius. It added that another business unit is also registered in St Vincent and the Grenadines.
Sky Links Capital said Daniel Takieddine, who co-founded Sky Links Capital and serves as Group Chief Executive Officer, previously held leadership at BDSwiss within the MENA region. Under his direction, BDSwiss had earlier secured the same regulatory licence from the authority before its internal changes.
Sky Links Wants To Expand Globally While Staying Separate From Former Affiliations
Sky Links Capital indicated that its leadership team is not the only one to emerge from BDSwiss. Moreover, Alexander Oelfke, another former executive, established a separate CFDs platform based in Dubai known as Tauro Markets.
The company said this new brokerage is being led alongside David Dubrulle and Konstantin Oelfke, with plans to expland into Latin American and Asia-Pacific regions with additional licensing in progress.
The firm noted that while it is growing, BDSwiss is facing a different direction. It said BDSwiss has reduced its executive workforce and described the changes as a restructuring. Moreover, there are concerns surrounding its operations in Cyprus, where the regulator has suspended its licence.
Sky Links Capital described itself as a growing name in the multi-asset brokerage industry. The platform provides access to equities, commodities, exchange futures, forex, and cryptocurrencies.
It also serves both retail and professional clients through advanced tools, reliable risk controls, and client-focused services. The company reported that transparency, efficiency, and a strong technological backbone are key to its rise in the global brokerage landscape.
