Client money is held in segregated client accounts, designated as such, with regulated banking institutions.
The licence
Everything on the licence, on one page.
| Legal entity | Arabian Markets Ltd |
|---|---|
| Regulator | Financial Services Commission, Mauritius |
| Licence category | Investment Dealer (Full Service Dealer, excluding Underwriting) |
| Licence number | GB26206439 |
| Licence type | Global Business Licence, issued 7 July 2026 under Section 72(6) of the Financial Services Act, with authorisation as Investment Dealer under Section 29 of the Securities Act 2005 |
| Company number | 236688 |
| Incorporated | 7 July 2026, Republic of Mauritius, private company limited by shares |
| Registered address | 4th Floor, The Docks 4, The Docks, Caudan, Port Louis, Mauritius, Republic of Mauritius |
| Verify | Search the FSC public register → |
- Open the FSC Mauritius public register of licensees.
- Search for the legal entity name, Arabian Markets Ltd, or licence number GB26206439.
- Check that the licence category matches what we state: Investment Dealer (Full Service Dealer, excluding Underwriting).
- Check the licence is current. If anything does not match this page, contact us and do not deposit until it is resolved.
Where client money sits
Held apart from the company's own funds
Client accounts are reconciled daily and reviewed by compliance.
Company operating funds are held separately; client money is not used to run the business or for any company purpose.
Client accounts are held at institutions that are themselves regulated, and the arrangements are reviewed as part of our licence.
If something goes wrong
Complaints go to compliance, not the desk.
Complaints are acknowledged within two business days and answered in full within fifteen. If you are not satisfied, you may refer the matter to the Financial Services Commission, Mauritius, or to the Office of the Ombudsperson for Financial Services, Mauritius.
[email protected]Questions on this page
No. Arabian Markets Ltd holds one licence, from the Financial Services Commission, Mauritius. If the company obtains authorisation from any other regulator in future, this page will be updated to say so.
It permits the company to execute orders for clients, deal on its own account and act as an intermediary in securities, but not to underwrite new issues.
You may refer the matter to the Financial Services Commission, Mauritius, or to the Office of the Ombudsperson for Financial Services, Mauritius.
