This paper investigates a novel microstructured optical fiber (MOF) geometry for broadband dispersion compensation. This geometry, defined as D-shaped MOF, or simply D-MOF, is shown to present wideband dispersion characteristics, covering two entire telecommunication bands, namely C-and L-bands. The dispersion value obtained for 1550nm is around -550 ps/(nm.km). In addition, the high birefringence of the D-MOF fibers (approximately 10 -2 ) can be explored for polarization maintaining applications.