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Abstract:Breinrock's fourth expansion, after Toronto, London, and Limassol, is the Dubai Office.
About BREINROCK
Breinrock, a global premium brand offering a portfolio of fintech payment solutions, announced the opening of its new office in Dubai today, at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), one of the world's most advanced financial centers and the leading financial hub for the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia (MEASA).
New office in Dubai
The Dubai Office is Breinrock's fourth opening in two years, joining Toronto, London, and Limassol. It represents the Breinrock brand's strategic growth in the UAE. Breinrock has chosen to create a new office in Dubai because the firm sees prospects in the region's economic growth and development, as well as an increasing need for safe, transparent, cost-effective, immediate cross-border payment solutions.
Breinrock seeks to assist enterprises in the area in fulfilling their vision of neo-banking prospects by drawing on resources and professional knowledge from our worldwide network.
“We are thrilled to include Dubai into the mix to provide our goods and services to both local and international enterprises. The new office will help us to develop a coherent service network and significantly expand our service capabilities in this area by using our worldwide network and financial knowledge,” stated Zoran Radovanovic, CEO (Chief Executive Officer) of Breinrock.
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