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Putting The GCC Back Together Again
Recent signs of outreach suggest an easing of the Saudi-Qatari quarrel. But don’t expect a united front against Iran.
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Saudi Arabia Stock Ownership Rules Ease For Foreigners
Saudi Arabia is looking for greater foreign investment.
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Saudi Arabia: Foreign Funds Undergird Boom
Robust demand for housing opens new opportunities for foreign developers to contribute—and profit.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Tech Firms To Face New Global Tax Rules
The era of a tax-free internet commerce may be coming to an end.
News
Turkish Opposition Candidate Flips The Script On Erdoğan
Election re-run results in blow to Turkey's ruling AKP.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Accounting For Cryptos
The fast expanding cryptocurrency market urgently needs accounting guidance. But powerful bodies like the IASB are still figuring it out.
Award Ceremonies and Events
Adapt Or Die: Payments Partnerships
Open banking and real-time payments are changing the market. Banks hope a wave of acquisitions and partnerships will keep them competitive.
Features
Can Facebook’s Libra Win Over Regulators?
Facebook's new currency faces regulatory hurdles.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Catching Up With The Innovators
Innovation hubs are not just for the private sector anymore.
Award Ceremonies and Events
Challenger Banks: Like Flicking A Switch
Technology lets new banks get up and running in record time. What do challenger banks and neobanks portend for the industry in the long term?
Award Ceremonies and Events
Ecosystems To Deter Cheating
Challenged by a rise in financial-crime compliance requirements, banks are boosting head count, automating and collaborating with regulators and third-party providers.