Hassan Al Serkal, Chief Operating Officer of the Dubai Financial Market, announced that 50% of the market’s employees have returned to work at the main headquarters, as of yesterday, Sunday. >
Al-Serkal indicated that the reopening of the trading floor will take place gradually after taking all precautionary measures and measures to ensure the safety of employees and customers, and in line with the directives of the government. .
Al Serkal explained that the experience of remote work, and the temporary closure of the hall and customer service offices, applied by the market since the middle of last March, proved a great efficacy, and recorded an increasing turnout By investors thanks to the availability of all market services, as well as deposit and clearing services via its multiple platforms for electronic services and smart phone applications, according to Al Khaleej newspaper.
Hassan Al-Serkal indicated that brokerage companies were allowed to reach their employees by 30% in their offices located in the trading floor, and the market aims to increase the percentage to 50% in mid-June Ongoing, down to 100% later. As for investors returning to the hall, the market will review the return plans on a weekly basis to ensure the speedy implementation of the return plan as soon as possible.
