Islam Zween, CEO ofArgaam
The inaugural edition of Argaam Summit ended last week. The event brought together a diverse group of experts and professionals from the financial sector to discuss the future trends of the financial market in Saudi Arabia. 
The event featured panel discussions on key topics for capital market investors, including macroeconomic trends, global challenges, prospects for developing the parallel market, corporate incentives for listing, and the role of digital transformation and innovation in financial services.
It also hosted select specialists and CEOs of listed companies, creating a platform for sharing ideas and expertise on how to foster the growth of the financial market. Participants also addressed the importance of governance and sustainability for market development.
Argaam CEO Islam Zween said the Summit reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to build a new space for investors and those interested in the Kingdom’s capital markets and economic momentum. The event, he added, aimed to foster discussion and spotlight key developments and emerging trends.
Since its founding in 2007, Argaam has worked to provide comprehensive coverage of market activity, including new regulations and new products, to support investor decision-making and promote market transparency, Zween noted.
Islam Zween, CEO ofArgaam
The inaugural edition of Argaam Summit ended last week. The event brought together a diverse group of experts and professionals from the financial sector to discuss the future trends of the financial market in Saudi Arabia.
The event featured panel discussions on key topics for capital market investors, including macroeconomic trends, global challenges, prospects for developing the parallel market, corporate incentives for listing, and the role of digital transformation and innovation in financial services.
It also hosted select specialists and CEOs of listed companies, creating a platform for sharing ideas and expertise on how to foster the growth of the financial market. Participants also addressed the importance of governance and sustainability for market development.
Argaam CEO Islam Zween said the Summit reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to build a new space for investors and those interested in the Kingdom’s capital markets and economic momentum. The event, he added, aimed to foster discussion and spotlight key developments and emerging trends.
Since its founding in 2007, Argaam has worked to provide comprehensive coverage of market activity, including new regulations and new products, to support investor decision-making and promote market transparency, Zween noted.
