MultiBank Group, a globally recognized leader in financial derivatives and brokerage services, has announced the appointment of Taj Shabsough as its new Relationship Manager. This strategic hire underscores the Group’s ongoing commitment to enhancing client relationships and expanding its footprint across key global markets.
Founded in 2005 in California, USA, and now headquartered in Dubai, UAE, MultiBank Group has grown to become one of the largest and most regulated financial derivatives companies worldwide. With a paid-up capital exceeding USD $322 million, the Group serves a diverse client base spanning retail, institutional, and corporate sectors across more than 90 countries.
In his new role, Taj Shabsough will focus on strengthening relationships with existing clients while driving new business opportunities for MultiBank Group. He will play a pivotal role in ensuring clients continue to receive the high level of service, transparency, and market expertise that MultiBank is known for.
Taj brings with him a wealth of experience in the financial services industry, with a particular focus on client relationship management and business development within the FX and CFD sectors. His proven ability to build strong client networks, combined with a deep understanding of the industry’s fast-paced dynamics, positions him well to support MultiBank Group’s ambitious growth objectives.
Over the years, MultiBank Group has built a reputation for providing award-winning trading platforms, tight spreads, and robust liquidity solutions. The Group holds multiple regulatory licenses across major jurisdictions, including the UAE, Germany, Australia, and others, ensuring a secure and transparent trading environment for clients globally.
Taj’s appointment comes at a time when MultiBank Group is continuing to expand its services and operations, strengthening its position in existing markets while exploring new regions. His expertise will contribute significantly to the Group’s efforts to deepen client engagement and further elevate its service standards.
