‎FSDP aims for ongoing reforms, regulatory enhancements

‎FSDP aims for ongoing reforms, regulatory enhancements ‎FSDP aims for ongoing reforms, regulatory enhancements

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Logo ofSaudi Arabia’s Financial Sector Development Program (FSDP)

Saudi Arabia’s Financial Sector Development Program (FSDP) outlined its 2025 roadmap in its annual report, focusing on advancing the financial sector to global standards through regulatory updates that improve efficiency and effectiveness.

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The program aims to maintain reform momentum and deliver value to financial institutions and participants, supporting Vision 2030 objectives for a globally competitive financial ecosystem.

SAMA targets international standards, financial stability

The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) plans to adopt global best practices and uphold international standards in 2025 to boost the sector’s stability and enhance the Kingdom’s position.

It will continue updating laws and regulations to strengthen oversight and align with market developments, while promoting innovative financial solutions that drive sector evolution.

CMA to deepen funding role, attract global investors

The Capital Market Authority (CMA) aims to strengthen the market’s financing role by enabling initial public offerings (IPOs), supporting emerging sectors, and offering new funding channels to increase their impact on the national economy.

It will also work to grow the asset management industry by expanding investment products, improving the investment environment, and adopting global financial practices.

CMA will keep developing the sukuk and debt market, recognizing its critical role in funding public and private sector projects and supporting broader economic growth.

To attract more international investors, CMA will address regulatory challenges, improve investment access, and support Saudi Arabia’s inclusion in global indices, positioning the market as a leading regional and global hub.

 

Logo ofSaudi Arabia’s Financial Sector Development Program (FSDP)

Saudi Arabia’s Financial Sector Development Program (FSDP) outlined its 2025 roadmap in its annual report, focusing on advancing the financial sector to global standards through regulatory updates that improve efficiency and effectiveness.

The program aims to maintain reform momentum and deliver value to financial institutions and participants, supporting Vision 2030 objectives for a globally competitive financial ecosystem.

SAMA targets international standards, financial stability

The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) plans to adopt global best practices and uphold international standards in 2025 to boost the sector’s stability and enhance the Kingdom’s position.

It will continue updating laws and regulations to strengthen oversight and align with market developments, while promoting innovative financial solutions that drive sector evolution.

CMA to deepen funding role, attract global investors

The Capital Market Authority (CMA) aims to strengthen the market’s financing role by enabling initial public offerings (IPOs), supporting emerging sectors, and offering new funding channels to increase their impact on the national economy.

It will also work to grow the asset management industry by expanding investment products, improving the investment environment, and adopting global financial practices.

CMA will keep developing the sukuk and debt market, recognizing its critical role in funding public and private sector projects and supporting broader economic growth.

To attract more international investors, CMA will address regulatory challenges, improve investment access, and support Saudi Arabia’s inclusion in global indices, positioning the market as a leading regional and global hub.

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