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Dubai Financial Market (DFM) has introduced new AI-powered features on its iVestor app, called Smart Disclosures and Financial Summary, to help investors better access and understand company information. These features aim to simplify financial data presentation and support informed decision-making. Smart Disclosures provide concise summaries of lengthy company announcements, while Financial Summary offers an easy-to-read snapshot of key financial metrics. The updates are part of DFM's efforts to enhance the iVestor app, making it easier for investors to trade DFM shares and engage with the market. This reflects the growing demand for digital-first investment tools, especially among younger and first-time investors. The enhancements align with global trends towards simpler investor experiences and are part of DFM's broader strategy to improve information access and lower barriers to market participation. The iVestor app now serves as a comprehensive investment platform, offering various functionalities to its 240,000 users from over 100 nationalities.

The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) and the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cooperation between their capital markets. This agreement focuses on cross-border listings, joint market promotion, and knowledge exchange. It aims to strengthen investment activity, promote capital market development, and increase the visibility of both exchanges among regional and international investors. The MoU was signed by Hamed Ali, CEO of DFM and Nasdaq Dubai, and Sherman H.M. Lin, Chairman of TWSE, during the MENA Capital Market Summit. The partnership will explore listing financial products on each other's markets, conduct joint investor outreach, and facilitate regular dialogue and visits. This collaboration is part of DFM's strategy to connect with Asian markets and expand investor access. It follows TWSE's efforts to grow its presence in the Middle East and aims to attract more attention from Middle East investors to Taiwan's capital market.