The international fintech company Dominion, founded in Uruguay, has announced the opening of a new office in Dubai.
“This strategic expansion includes the establishment of a representative office in the prestigious Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), with George Skinner appointed as our representative office director,” the firm stated in a press release.
The decision aims to bring the company closer to its clients and partners in the Middle East, strengthening its investment platform: “This move is part of Dominion’s broader growth and expansion strategy, reflecting our commitment to providing innovative solutions and unparalleled service,” the statement added.
Since 2018, the Dominion Group has operated a fintech platform serving global clients through financial advisors, aiming to make investments more accessible to a broader audience through its investment vehicle.
With approximately 20,000 accounts created worldwide, the Guernsey-based firm is a strong investor in technology (50% of its employees work in IT). The company offers two types of investment solutions: a recurring contribution account starting at $250 per month for a fixed term and an investment account starting at $10,000, focused on flexibility and liquidity.
In 2023, Dominion signed a strategic partnership with Pacific Asset Management, a London-based asset manager founded in 2016 with over $11 billion in AUMs and part of the British group Pacific Investments.