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Capital markets law in Saudi Arabia is primarily governed by the Capital Market Authority (CMA) and its regulations.
Key Components of Capital Markets Law
- Regulatory Authority
- Licensing and Supervision
- Listing and Disclosure
- Corporate Governance
- Market Conduct
- Offering and Listing Rules
- Investor Protection
- Enforcement
Key Regulatory Bodies
- Capital Market Authority (CMA)
Recent Developments and Reforms
- Vision 2030
Overall, capital markets law in Saudi Arabia is designed to promote the development of a fair, efficient, and transparent capital market that attracts both domestic and international investors. The CMA plays a central role in regulating the market and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards to protect investors and maintain market integrity.
