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Scope Markets, the retail brokerage part of Rostro Group, has appointed Ibrahim Hossny as Head of Research and Marketing for the Middle East and North Africa.
Hossny joins the company with experience in market analysis, regional marketing and Arabic-language trader education.
In his new role, Hossny will oversee regional research and marketing activity, with a focus on developing market commentary, expanding Arabic-language educational content and strengthening Scope Markets' engagement with traders across MENA. He will work with the wider team to connect global market developments with the questions and interests of regional audiences.
His public-facing work encompasses technical analysis, financial market commentary and trader education. He has delivered Arabic-language educational sessions covering global markets and risk management, and contributed market commentary to CNBC Arabia, Sky News Arabia and others.
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John Murphy, Managing Director, Scope Markets
"Ibrahim brings experience in both analysing markets and communicating with traders. That combination will be valuable as we look to develop our education and marketing activity across MENA. His understanding of Arabic-speaking audiences will help us deliver relevant content and build stronger relationships with clients throughout the region." - John Murphy, Managing Director at Scope Markets

Ibrahim Hossny, Head of Research and Marketing, MENA, Scope Markets
"Clear market analysis starts with understanding the questions traders are asking. I look forward to working with the Scope Markets team to develop research and educational content that explains what is moving markets, why it matters and the risks involved. Bringing that work together with our regional marketing activity gives us an opportunity to make every interaction with our audience more useful." - Ibrahim Hossny, Head of Research and Marketing, MENA, Scope Markets
Scope Markets is the brand utilised by multi-regulated financial services providers of Rostro Group, dedicated to delivering inclusive access to global financial markets worldwide. Offering a diverse range of asset classes across advanced mobile and desktop platforms, the brand serves as a trusted, customer-centric partner. The Scope Markets brand is operated by regulated international entities in six jurisdictions, delivering secure and seamless trading solutions to clients across the globe.
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