Emirates NBD Expands Digital Margin Trading With Credit Limits Up to AED 10 Million
Emirates NBD has significantly enhanced its margin trading facilities, allowing eligible clients to apply digitally for credit limits of up to AED 10 million to increase their purchasing power when trading equities.
The bank said the upgraded service is designed to give investors faster and more flexible access to market opportunities through a fully digital application process and rapid response times.
Margin trading allows investors to borrow against the value of their existing share portfolios rather than liquidating their holdings. This gives clients additional buying power while enabling them to retain their current investments.
Although margin trading remains an optional investment service, Emirates NBD said the latest enhancement simplifies the application process and helps active investors respond more efficiently to market movements.
The digital platform is intended to provide clients with quicker access to financing, enabling them to act on investment opportunities as they emerge.
Ahmed Al Qassim, Group Head of Business Banking at Emirates NBD, said the bank’s integrated digital margin trading facilities provide customers with greater purchasing power through a secure, responsive, and easy-to-use platform.
He added that the expanded service reflects the bank’s commitment to supporting the development of financial markets and delivering solutions aligned with investors’ evolving requirements.
Marwan Hadi, Group Head of Retail Banking and Wealth Management at Emirates NBD, said the enhanced facilities give clients greater flexibility in accessing investment opportunities.
He noted that the solution is particularly suited to active traders and high-net-worth clients, helping them manage their portfolios more efficiently while maintaining access to additional liquidity.
The move forms part of Emirates NBD’s wider strategy to expand its digital investment and wealth management services and provide customers with more sophisticated financial tools through secure online channels.
By raising available credit limits to AED 10 million and digitizing the application process, the bank aims to strengthen its offering for investors seeking faster execution, greater flexibility, and improved access to market opportunities.