Royal Forex Trading won two World Finance Foreign Exchange Awards 2011:

Best Forex Broker, Middle East		Best Dealing Room

But what drives this firm to rise above the competition? And what makes it stand out?

Royal Forex Trading S.A.L. is a success story fuelled by dynamism. A financial brokerage firm founded in Lebanon in 2008, the firm has grown substantially in just 3 years. Driven by a vision, Royal Forex Trading S.A.L. (RFXT) is officially registered and regulated by Banque Du Liban (Lebanon's central bank) and is powered by multiple agreements with top technology and liquidity providers for optimal access to international money markets. RFXT is steadily working towards becoming a leading financial brokerage institution, and winning Best Forex Broker and Best Dealing Room at the World Finance Foreign Exchange Awards 2011 is testament to this real effort. This rapid rise to recognition is especially interesting during these challenging times and when economics, technology and the current consumer mindset are taken into account.

World Finance Award winners were carefully selected based on superior execution, customer care and account options. The nominees were then selected to be featured in leading foreign exchange publications based on overall quality, popularity and ease of use. The focus was on sites specifically servicing Middle East customers. After the initial list of nominees was examined and certain candidates eliminated, a small handful of finalists emerged and the Best Forex winners were elected by an impartial panel of judges and financial companies with online portals eligible to compete in more than one category.

There are many companies servicing the Middle East given the region's profitable climate and promising future, resulting in tough competition. And yet RFXT stood out, nabbing two top awards: Best Forex Broker and Best Dealing Room for 2011 in the entire Middle East Region. If we take a closer look at RFXT, the reasons behind the firm winning not just one but two awards become very clear.