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The best MENA business and job opportunities curated just for you: money, finance, investments, technology, media, real estate, startups and more.

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Mena Opportunities is a brand that provides valuable information and curated content about the Saudi Equities Market and other investment opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa region. As an investor, you need to stay informed, and Mena Opportunities aims to help you make informed decisions. Here are 10 key points about the Saudi Equities Market that you should know: 1.


The market is highly diversified with 169 listed companies across 15 sectors, making it the largest stock market in the Mena region. 2. It is the seventh largest and fourth most liquid market among global emerging markets, with an average daily liquidity of over $2.


3 billion. 3. The market's opening is paving the way for Saudi Arabia to be included in the MSCI emerging markets index, attracting a projected $13.


7 billion in flows. 4. Saudi retail investors currently dominate the market, accounting for around 90% of the market.


However, foreign institutional investors are increasing their involvement, which may reduce volatility. 5. Only well-capitalized and experienced financial institutions with direct access to the market can invest.


Non-Saudi or GCC entities are restricted from majority stakes in listed companies. 6. Regulations also limit QFI clients to use one QFI at a time and restrict positions via swaps, aiming to keep majority ownership in regional hands.


7. Foreign investors will be allowed to participate in IPOs, with the aim of channeling IPOs to institutional investors. 8.


Some companies, particularly those involved in real estate development in holy cities, are not eligible for foreign investment. 9. HSBC Holdings has received a QFI license, and other large institutions have applied for the license.


10. Despite restrictions, some investors, like Mark Mobius of Franklin Templeton, continue to invest in Saudi Arabia through exchange-traded funds, swaps, and participatory notes. Subscribe to Mena Opportunities to receive more valuable information and stay up to date with the latest investment opportunities in the MENA region

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2-10

Year Founded

2013

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