Mohammed Almadhoun joins Pepperstone as Head of Middle East

Mohammed Almadhoun Appointed Head of Middle East at Pepperstone

Kavya Pillai
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Kavya Pillai is a subeditor and journalist at StrongYes Media, covering UAE HR news, corporate leadership movements, and the region’s leadership pulse. Trusted to run a...
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Mohammed Almadhoun has joined Pepperstone as Head of Middle East, based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Almadhoun announced the appointment on LinkedIn and confirmed that he has taken up the regional leadership role at the company.

The appointment follows Almadhoun’s tenure at Equiti Group, where he served as Sales Director for one year and five months. In his announcement, Almadhoun thanked his former colleagues for what he described as a rewarding experience before confirming his move to Pepperstone.

Mohammed Almadhoun joins Pepperstone

Mohammed Almadhoun said he is looking forward to working with the Pepperstone team as the company continues its growth across the Middle East and North Africa region.

Before joining Pepperstone, Almadhoun worked at Equiti Group as Sales Director. Earlier in his career, he spent almost eight years at ADSS in several commercial roles, including Partnership Manager, Relationship Manager for the Partnership Team and Sales Support Executive. He also held operations and customer service positions at Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank.

Regional leadership role

Pepperstone has appointed Almadhoun as Head of Middle East. In his LinkedIn announcement, Almadhoun said he looks forward to supporting Pepperstone’s continued growth across the MENA region.

Career progression across regional financial services

Almadhoun’s career has included leadership, partnership and client-facing positions across brokerage and banking organisations in the UAE. His appointment at Pepperstone follows experience in sales leadership at Equiti Group, partnership management at ADSS and operational roles at Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank.

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Kavya Pillai is a subeditor and journalist at StrongYes Media, covering UAE HR news, corporate leadership movements, and the region’s leadership pulse. Trusted to run a beat end-to-end, she helps shape the editorial lens StrongYes brings to the Emirates’ business and workplace landscape. Trained as a physiotherapist, she brings a diagnostic instinct to reporting, separating signal from noise with clarity under pressure.