DFSA Fines Database | Dubai Financial Services Authority Enforcement Actions

Track Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) fines and enforcement actions from 2016-2026. Current totals are loaded from the live evidence view. Complete database with stats, trends, and analysis.

Coverage Snapshot

  • Regulator: Dubai Financial Services Authority
  • Jurisdiction: Dubai International Financial Centre
  • Tracked period: 2016-2026
  • Tracked actions: 20
  • Latest tracked action: 2026-05-12
  • Default currency: GBP

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Largest enforcement actions

Firm or individualDateAmountBreach categorySource
Mirabaud (Middle East) Limited1 Aug 2023£2,357,550AML systems and controls failingsNotice
KPMG LLP3 Nov 2022£1,170,000Audit failings in Abraaj Capital Limited engagementNotice
Mr Peter Georgiou20 Aug 2024£764,416Misleading conduct and involvement in AML breachesNotice
OCS International Finance Limited3 Oct 2024£562,306Client money mismanagement and misleading conductNotice
Ark Capital Management (Dubai) Limited6 Feb 2026£393,120Market abuse systems and change of control reporting failuresNotice
Mr Milind Navalkar3 Nov 2022£390,000Professional competence and due care failures in audit workNotice
Ed Broking (MENA) Limited2 Feb 2026£355,037Misleading and deceptive conduct in reinsurance brokingNotice
Symphony Services Limited7 Jun 2024£163,800False or misleading information and obstruction of the regulatorNotice
Al Ramz Capital LLC16 Jul 2018£160,056Failure to cooperate with investigationNotice
Sarwa Digital Wealth Limited16 May 2024£149,058Unauthorised offering of securities and misleading investor disclosuresNotice
Mr Christian Franz Thurner3 Oct 2024£145,082Knowing participation in firm contraventions and obstructionNotice
Mr Gilles Rollet24 Jan 2022£136,500Serious misconduct and misleading the regulatorNotice
Mr Daniyar Japarkulov19 Jun 2024£109,200Knowingly concerned in false or misleading information and obstruction contraventionsNotice
Mr Wael Abdelmohsen Abdellatif Mohamed Emara12 May 2026£108,983Misleading and deceptive conduct in reinsurance brokingNotice
Enness Limited25 Feb 2020£81,900Unauthorised activity outside licence permissionsNotice
Vedas International Marketing Management5 Nov 2024£78,000Unauthorised and misleading financial promotionsNotice
Clements (Dubai) Limited26 Sep 2016£66,449Prohibited insurance intermediation activityNotice
Mr Najim Al Attar16 Jul 2018£25,459Failure to cooperate with investigationNotice
Al Ramz Capital LLC10 Feb 2025£19,500Failure to report suspicious transactionsNotice
Al Ramz Capital LLC24 Jan 2025£19,500Failure to report suspicious transactionsNotice

Amounts are normalised to GBP for comparison.

Frequently asked questions

What is the largest DFSA fine?

The largest DFSA fine currently recorded by RegActions is £2,357,550, issued to Mirabaud (Middle East) Limited on 1 Aug 2023 by the Dubai Financial Services Authority. This reflects amounts that have passed RegActions' amount-review gate; see the DFSA fines database below for the complete, source-linked list.

How much has DFSA fined in 2026?

RegActions records £857,140 in disclosed Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) monetary penalties in 2026, based on source-linked notices that have passed the amount-review gate. This excludes non-monetary actions such as prohibitions and public censures.

How many DFSA penalties were issued in 2026?

RegActions has recorded 3 disclosed Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) monetary penalties in 2026 so far. This counts individual penalty notices, not firms, since some are fined more than once in a year.

How can I verify a DFSA fine?

Start with the firm or individual name, the penalty date and the disclosed amount, then open the linked Dubai Financial Services Authority notice. The notice sets out the rule breaches, the affected period and the sanction. RegActions links every record to its official source; the regulator's own publication remains the authoritative record.