Fadi Hadad Joins PU Prime as an Introducing Broker

PU Prime has appointed Fadi Hadad as an introducing broker, a role focused on sales and partnership management. The appointment marks a new step in his career and adds another member to the team that works with the company's introducing partners and clients. This announcement is published on November 4, 2026.

For readers who follow the retail forex and CFD sector, the move is a useful reminder of how brokers organise their sales teams and partner networks. This article explains what the role involves, how the introducing broker model works and what traders and prospective partners should check before working with any firm.

What Fadi Hadad's New Role Involves

In this position, Hadad works in sales and partnership management. The role sits at the point where the broker meets the people who bring it business, so the work centres on building and maintaining relationships rather than on trading or market analysis.

Specific details of his responsibilities, such as the regions or partner segments he covers, have not been published in the announcement. Readers who need that information should contact PU Prime directly.

Job titles in financial services can be broad, so it helps to separate what a title says from what a role does day to day. In sales and partnership management, typical tasks include onboarding new partners, answering questions about commercial terms and reviewing how partner relationships perform over time. The announcement does not confirm which of these tasks Hadad will handle, so treat any such list as general context rather than a description of his duties.

Understanding the Introducing Broker Model

An introducing broker is a business or individual that refers clients to a brokerage. The introducing broker typically handles client acquisition and relationship management, while the broker remains responsible for executing trades, holding client funds and meeting its regulatory obligations.

In return, partners in this arrangement are generally compensated according to the trading activity of the clients they bring in. The exact terms vary from one firm to another, so anyone considering the model should read the partner agreement carefully.

Because of this structure, a person in an introducing broker role is usually judged on the quality and retention of the partners and clients they support, not just on the number of sign-ups.

That is why sales and partnership management are often grouped together in this type of position. Retention, client activity and the quality of referrals can matter as much as the first deposit, since they show whether a relationship is likely to last.

How the Appointment Could Affect Traders and Partners

For traders who already use PU Prime, a change in a sales or partnership role does not normally change how accounts are opened, how orders are executed or how funds are held. Those functions sit with the regulated entities described below, not with the introducing broker.

For existing and prospective partners, a dedicated point of contact in sales and partnership management can make onboarding and day-to-day communication simpler. If you are considering working with PU Prime as an the broker or affiliate, the most useful next step is to ask about commission structure, reporting, payment schedules and marketing support in writing before you sign anything.

Questions Worth Asking in Writing

Written answers protect both sides. Ask how commissions are calculated, whether they depend on spreads or volume, how rebates are reported and what happens if a referred client becomes inactive. Also confirm which entity will sign your agreement.

Checklist Before You Work With an Introducing Broker

Whether you are a trader choosing a broker or a partner deciding who to work with, these checks help you make a clear comparison:

• Confirm which legal entity you would be contracting with and which regulator oversees it.
• Ask for the partner terms, including how commissions are calculated and when they are paid.
• Check how client funds are held and what protections apply in your jurisdiction.
• Review the broker's own review pages and any published regulatory information before committing capital.
• Keep records of all agreements, payouts and client communications.

Keep this checklist in mind throughout the relationship, not only at the start. Terms can change, so review your agreements periodically.

PU Prime Group Structure

PU Prime operates as a trading name for multiple entities across different jurisdictions. Each entity has its own role, and it is important to know which one you are dealing with. The table below summarises the entities named in the company's announcement.

Entity	Jurisdiction	Authorisation or role
PU Prime Ltd	Mauritius	Investment dealer authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission, License No. GB23202672
PU Prime LLC	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	Registered and authorised by the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Financial Services Authority, registration number 271 LLC 2020
P.U.P Integrated Services Limited	United Kingdom	Registration number 17424116; facilitates services for other licensed group entities, including payment services. Does not offer regulated financial products or trading services.

The trading name is used across these entities, so checking which company appears in your agreement or account documents is an important step. The Mauritius entity is the one described as an investment dealer, while the UK entity does not provide trading services.

If you are a partner, ask which entity would act as the the broker for your referrals and which regulator supervises that entity. This matters because compliance requirements, client documentation and complaint routes can differ between jurisdictions.

Frequently Relevant Details for Readers

Readers comparing brokers often look at regulation first. The licence and registration details above are taken from PU Prime's announcement and should be verified against the official regulator's register before you rely on them.

You can read our full PU Prime review for more context on the company's services, or compare it with other brokers in our coverage, such as Doo Prime, before making a decision. For another recent staffing change in the industry, see MultiBank Group Names Alaa Alsaleh Senior Account Manager.

Trading leveraged products such as forex and CFDs involves a high level of risk and can result in losses that exceed your initial deposit if your broker or product does not provide that protection. Only trade with money you can afford to lose and make sure you understand the product before you open a position.

If you want background on how supervisors set rules for brokers and their partners, see Financial regulation (Wikipedia). It gives a general overview and does not contain information about PU Prime specifically.

What to Do Next If You Are Considering an Introducing Broker Agreement

Start by reading the official announcement, then verify the regulatory details on the regulator's own register. Next, request the partner agreement and compare it with the checklist above. A clear, written answer on each point is a good sign of a transparent arrangement, while vague replies are a reason to slow down.

If you decide to act as an the broker, check the agreement's termination clause, payout timing and any restrictions on marketing. Taking these steps before you start will make the relationship easier to manage over time.

About PU Prime

PU Prime is a trading name for multiple entities operating across various jurisdictions. The following entities are authorised to operate under the PU Prime brand and trademarks.

PU Prime Ltd is an investment dealer authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius under License No. GB23202672, with registered address at Suite 201 Level 2, The Catalyst, Cybercity Ebene, Mauritius.

PU Prime LLC is a company registered and authorised by the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Financial Services Authority, whose registration number is 271 LLC 2020, with registered address at Euro House, Richmond Hill Road, Kingstown, VC0100, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, P.O. Box 2897.

P.U.P Integrated Services Limited is incorporated in the United Kingdom with registration number 17424116. It is registered at C/O Greenwoods Legal Services Limited, Queens House, 55-56 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, United Kingdom, WC2A 3LJ. The entity facilitates services on behalf of other licensed entities within the PU Prime Group, including, but not limited to, payment services. It does not offer regulated financial products or provide trading services.