Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority has introduced sweeping reforms to regulate foreign investment in listed securities, capping total foreign ownership at 49% and individual non-resident stakes at 10%. Six specific investor categories are now eligible, with strategic investors exempt from the cap but subject to a two-year lock-in. The measures reflect a broader push to modernize and safeguard capital markets.from World News, Today World News, Latest International News, World Breaking News, Trending News of World - Times of India
