Eiger Trading Advisors Limited

Eiger Trading Advisors Limited provides specialized financial technology solutions for Islamic finance, focusing on facilitating commodity Murabaha transactions through its innovative trading platform. Eiger Trading Advisors Limited, founded in 2008, specializes in financial technology for Islamic financial products. The firm operates out of its headquarters in London, UK. Under the leadership of CEO Stephen Openshaw, Eiger has maintained a singular focus on developing its Eiger Trading Platform, which enhances the efficiency of transactions for Islamic Financial Institutions.

The company has not undergone any major pivots or changes in business operations since its inception. Eiger Trading Advisors Ltd specializes in providing financial technology solutions tailored for Islamic financial products, focusing primarily on facilitating commodity Murabaha transactions through its flagship offering, the Eiger Trading Platform. This platform enables Islamic Financial Institutions to engage in the real-time purchase, transfer, and sale of Shari’ah-compliant physical commodities, bridging the gap between the physical commodity markets and Islamic finance. Characterized by a user-friendly interface and customizable features, the platform meets the diverse needs of clients, including Islamic banks and commodity traders across the UK, UAE, and Southeast Asia, streamlining transactions while ensuring adherence to Shari’ah principles.

Eiger Trading Advisors Ltd generates revenue through transaction-based models facilitating its core offerings around commodity Murabaha services. The company engages primarily in B2B transactions with Islamic Financial Institutions utilizing the Eiger Trading Platform to conduct trades in Shari’ah-compliant commodities. Clients subscribe for access to the platform, utilizing its capabilities to execute various transactions, including the purchase or sale of specified commodities at market rates. Fees are structured to ensure compliance with Islamic finance principles, potentially tied to trade volumes or subscription tiers based on service levels.