2011, DFM recorded a loss of AED 6.45 million. From the trend, one can imply that the situation is not improving, but is deteriorating year after year. DFM BOD members, executives, and managers are working hard to get out DFM from this unforeseen dilemma. Due to the consistent efforts of the DFM BOD members and management team, DFM was able to turn over the situation in 2013 and gain a +608.5% growth in net profits, to become AED 285 million from the AED 35 million in the previous year. and the following year the market have occurred profits of AED 759 million with a growth rate of 166.3%. The next three years the market saw a sharp decline in profit to hit AED 233.5 million in 2017. Listed companies Banks Emirates Bank International (EBI) and National Bank of Dubai (NBD) had been merged to form a holding company to run both entities named Emirates National Bank of Dubai (ENBD), this merger resulted in cancelling both shares and issuing a new one listed on the October 16, 2007. Both AMLAK and TAMWEEL were suspended from trading since the November 23, 2008 as they announced a merger action. Investment and financial services Insurance As of July 27, 2009, the trading symbol for the Islamic Arab Insurance company (IAIC) will be changed into SALAMA. Real estate and construction Transportation Industrials Consumer staples Telecommunications Services Also, those securities listed on NASDAQ Dubai are included on the exchange. See also List of company registers References External links Financial services companies established in 2000 2000 establishments in the United Arab Emirates Companies based in Dubai Stock exchanges in the United Arab Emirates Economy of Dubai