Borse Dubai, the holding company of both exchanges, is already planning to integrate their trading and clearing systems. But the full merger would need to address regulatory issues first.
"Under a consolidated approach – because Borse Dubai owns both DFM and Nasdaq Dubai – the merger can be looked into," Abdulla Al Awar, CEO, DIFC Authority, told Emirates Business.
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