Flurry of fines shows Middle East’s biggest market ready to open
Anyone doubting Saudi Arabia’s commitment to opening its stock market directly to foreigners for the first time should check out what happened in January. The Riyadh-based Capital Market Authority (CMA), which regulates the equity exchange of the largest Arab economy, handed out more than 800,000 riyals ($213,000) of fines to…
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