CFI has introduced CFI Prime, a new division focused on institutional and professional traders. The division provides liquidity solutions, trading technology, and market access. The company states that it builds on its 25-year history in financial services.

Separately, CFI has partnered with the Kuwait Basketball Association (KBA) for the 2025 season. The company will serve as the Official Partner. The partnership aims to expand CFI’s presence and support basketball in Kuwait.

CFI Prime Offers Liquidity and Custom Platforms

"For more than 25 years, CFI has been committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in trading. CFI Prime marks a significant milestone, enabling us to provide sophisticated services tailored specifically for institutional and professional traders," said Hisham Mansour, Co-Founder and Managing Director at CFI.

CFI Prime offers access to liquidity pools from Tier-1 banks and Prime-of-Prime brokers. The platform supports multiple asset classes, including forex, stocks, ETFs, futures, indices, commodities, metals, and cryptocurrencies. It operates with low-latency execution hubs.

The division offers trading platforms with customizable tools. These platforms are designed to provide secure infrastructure and fast execution. CFI Prime operates under financial regulations and partners with technology providers.

"Our focus is on equipping our clients with advanced tools and robust solutions that enhance their trading infrastructure and drive strategic advantages in global markets,” Mansour added.

CFI Expands Central Asia Presence in Azerbaijan

CFI, with a strong presence in the Middle East, has expanded into Central Asia by opening an office in Baku, Azerbaijan’s capital. The new office was established following the creation of a local entity, CFI Financial Investment Company (CFI Azerbaijan). This expansion follows the broker’s acquisition of AzFinance Investment Company last year, which was rebranded to align with its global brand.

According to the World Bank, Azerbaijan has a population of over 10.1 million, with a per capita income of $22,640. CFI sees this expansion as an opportunity to strengthen its presence in the region. Ilgar Rustambayl, formerly of Philip Morris International, The Coca-Cola Company, and MIG Bank, has been appointed CEO of the Azerbaijan unit.