Built for the region the industry moved to.
Dubai is where this industry now concentrates: when brokers and trading firms enter the Middle East, they open in Dubai — DIFC and ADGM frameworks, SCA oversight, and a trading population with the highest average first deposits of any region on earth. Our own next floor follows the same logic: opening at The Opus by Zaha Hadid in Business Bay, joining our London floors — and until the doors open, every course runs live online across the GCC, taught in English, scheduled for Gulf time. Students join from Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha, Kuwait City, Manama and Muscat; the exam and the TQUK certificate are identical wherever you sit.
One paragraph on a question we are asked often, answered plainly: CLF is education, not brokerage. We sell no signals, charge no interest, hold no client funds and sell no leveraged products — the course teaches how markets and risk work, and the exam tests it. Students who go on to trade choose their own regulated broker, where swap-free (Islamic) account options are widely available in the region. We make no religious rulings and encourage anyone with questions to seek their own qualified guidance — what we can state is simply what the product is: teaching and an examined qualification, at a printed price of £120 ≈ AED 555, with a free 3-lesson Taster before any payment at all.