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Founded in 2004, Beirut Brokerage Corporation S.A.L.—commonly known as BBCorp—is a privately held financial brokerage firm headquartered in Beirut, Lebanon . It is licensed and regulated by Lebanon’s Capital Market Authority (CMA) under license No. 8, affirming its status as a trusted and compliant intermediary in the financial markets. With over 20 years of industry experience, BBCorp provides a broad spectrum of services catering to both individual and institutional investors.
Contact info
8th Floor, Diamond Tower, Verdun, 961, Beirut, Lebanon
- +357 22 250110
- info@bbcorp.trade
- bbcorp.trade
Great company
Great company. Great Service. Clear and honest deposits & withdrawals.
22 November 2024
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