US EditionSaudi Arabia approves reforms for funds and foreign investors
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Saudi Arabia approves reforms for funds and foreign investors
Adopting global best practice Aiding foreign capital inflows $266bn assets under management Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority (CMA) has introduced a package of reforms to ease procedures for foreign investors and clarify regulations for investment funds working in the kingdom. The CMA certified the changes in two announcements this week, approving amendments that have been under consultation since last year, part of wider efforts to facili…
The Saudi Capital Markets Authority has allowed foreign nationals residing in the Gulf countries to negotiate on the Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) after adopting a number of regulatory amendments that facilitate the opening of investment accounts. This will allow them to buy and sell directly listed shares in the main market, after being limited to debt instruments, the market for innovative companies, funds and derivatives.
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