Exclusive Markets Names Elsergany MENA CEO
Mohamed Elsergany, who spent four years at PU Prime, takes over as Chief Executive Officer of MENA at Exclusive Markets.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in People
Exclusive Markets has appointed Mohamed Elsergany as Chief Executive Officer of MENA, according to a LinkedIn post shared by the executive. Elsergany previously served four years at PU Prime in two senior MENA management positions.
Why it matters
The appointment adds to a wave of leadership hires across the Middle East and North Africa trading and brokerage sector, where firms are expanding their regional teams. The move reflects continued competition among CFD brokers for senior regional talent.
Elsergany's prior tenure at PU Prime totaled four years, including two years and eight months as CEO of MENA and one year and four months as Managing Director for MENA. His earlier stint at Swissquote as Business Development Manager lasted four years and one month.
The players
Mohamed Elsergany
Mohamed Elsergany is an executive with prior senior MENA management experience at PU Prime and business development background at Swissquote.
Exclusive Markets
Exclusive Markets is a financial trading and brokerage firm that has appointed Elsergany to lead its MENA operations.
PU Prime
PU Prime is a CFD broker that obtained a Category 5 licence in Dubai and is the former employer of Mohamed Elsergany.
The details
Exclusive Markets named Mohamed Elsergany Chief Executive Officer of MENA, with the appointment disclosed through a LinkedIn post. Elsergany's background includes senior regional roles at PU Prime and earlier business development work at Swissquote.
Timeline
• 2022: GBE Brokers opened a Dubai office and appointed a regional executive.
• January: Match-Prime Liquidity hired Kareem Harras as Head of MENA.
• February: PU Prime obtained a Category 5 licence in Dubai.
• September: APC Prime appointed Shadi Salloum as Global CEO.
• November 2025: Traze hired Wassim Anastasiou as MENA Regional Director.
Market Landscape
The appointment fits a pattern of CFD brokers building out MENA leadership teams, including PU Prime's Dubai licence and Capital.com's director-level recruitment in Bahrain and Azerbaijan. Firms such as ACCM have also announced plans to enter both MENA and European markets.
For clients trading with Exclusive Markets in the region, the leadership change may shape the firm's regional service and product direction. Traders comparing brokers may find that leadership hires often precede changes in local offerings.
The takeaway
Leadership moves at regional brokers can signal where firms plan to focus next, so tracking executive hires is a useful way to follow shifts in the MENA trading market.
Further reading
Explore more executive moves in the People section for related leadership changes across the industry.
