05 Jumada I 1446 - 6 November 2024
    
Sign up for newsletter
Eye of Riyadh
Business & Money | Friday 10 May, 2024 12:30 am |
Share:

Phase 2 of post trade infrastructure enhancements set for Q3 2024: Tadawul's CEO

Mohammed Al-Rumaih, CEO of Tadawul, announced that the second phase of its post-trade infrastructure development will launch in the third quarter of this year, marking the most significant upgrade to the Saudi financial market's infrastructure.

 

 

 

During The Capital Markets Forum in Hong Kong, Al-Rumaih emphasized the Saudi market's ambitious plans and its achievements in leading projects annually to cater to investors and asset managers, particularly foreign investors.

 

He also highlighted ongoing enhancements in borrowing, lending, and listings within Tadawul.

 

 

 

He noted the strong momentum in IPOs, featuring companies from various sectors and sizes, and at different life cycle stages.

 

 

 

The technology in the Saudi market, comparing it favorably with that of advanced countries, adding that Tadawul collaborates closely with developers and regulators, advancing in environmental, social, and corporate governance practices.

 

 

 

The Saudi market provides significant growth opportunities for companies and investors, and Saudi Arabia is an attractive destination for investors in both the financial market and other sectors.

 

 

 

He pointed out that despite the Saudi market having some of the best general laws and specifically those protecting minority interests, and its commitment to governance and continuous improvements, the key attraction is Vision 2030.

 

Al-Rumaih noted that Tadawul aims to become the region's largest stock exchange and views Hong Kong as an ideal partner for connecting the Middle East with the East.

 

 

 

He observed that Saudi Arabia is midway through its journey towards 2030. Despite initial criticisms of Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia has achieved some of its goals and has revised others to be more challenging.

 

 

 

He affirmed Saudi Arabia's commitment to diversifying its economy beyond oil by developing sectors like tourism. He described the Saudi economy as the fastest growing in the G20, with the highest consumer spending, lowest inflation levels, and a young, stable, and safe demographic.

 

Share:
Print
Post Your Comment
ADD TO EYE OF Riyadh
RELATED NEWS
MOST POPULAR