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Lancaster Trustees has secured regulatory approval from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) to launch a new Representative Office in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the region’s premier financial hub.
This key milestone furthers Lancaster’s Middle East expansion, bringing its fiduciary expertise and client-first ethos directly to the heart of the (GCC).
Located in the DIFC Fund Centre, the new office evidences Lancaster’s commitment to the region and positions the firm at the crossroads of global finance. The DIFC is recognised as the leading financial centre for the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia (MEASA), offering Lancaster an ideal base to deliver bespoke fiduciary and wealth structuring services, and to engage more closely with clients and professional intermediaries across the GCC.
“Establishing a DIFC presence is a material step forward for Lancaster Trustees. We’re now closer than ever to our Middle East clients and partners, ready to deliver bespoke fiduciary solutions with the agility and personal touch that sets us apart,” said Paul Oliver, Group Managing Director.
The launch of the representative office is an important step in Lancaster’s growth strategy, underlining its focus on building trusted relationships in the world’s most dynamic financial markets. The DIFC’s status as a global business and wealth management hub provides an ideal base for Lancaster to connect with families, advisors, and institutions throughout the region.
“This important step forward cements our reputation as a trusted, forward-thinking fiduciary group, committed to delivering innovative, cross-border solutions with integrity,” added Dustyn Molver, Head of Middle East.