Saudi economic and investment outlook by Aljazira Capital
Ziad Tarek Abdullah Aba Al-Khail, Managing Director and CEO of AlJazira Capital talks about Saudi capital markets.
Outlook for the capital markets in Saudi Arabia by Alistithmar Capital
Hesham Abo Jamee, CEO of Alistithmar Capital talks about the outlook for the Saudi capital markets.
Al Hammad Holding: strategy, vision and future
Badr Al-Musaibeh, CEO of Al Hammad Holding talks about restructuring of the group.
Al Hammad Holding: doing business in Saudi Arabia
Badr Al-Musaibeh, CEO of Al Hammad Holding talks about doing business in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Economic Outlook 2016
Paddy Padmanathan, President and CEO of ACWA Power talks about the outlook for the economy in Saudi Arabia.
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Banking infrastructure in Saudi Arabia
Abdullah M. Ben Jebreen, CEO of Abana talks the state of the ATM network in Saudi Arabia.
Al Yamamah University is becoming one of the leading universities in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is a growing nation. Statistics show that 70% of the population is under the age of 30. There is a huge demand for education. One need only look to the increasing number of universities and colleges opening up in the past 15 to 20 years to see that. Right now, the Kingdom has 28 public universities and 12 private ones, and nearly the same number of private colleges. We also have vocational training programs, and other options for military-specific training, or for medicine.
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“Saudi Arabia has very low ATM per capita” says Abana
The government is keen to ease doing business in Saudi Arabia. With establishing SAGIA and allowing for 100% ownership, the government initiated steps towards this goal. There were obstacles before, but nowadays it is very easy to open a business. Recently, when King Salman visited the United States, he welcomed an open market for the retail sectors.
Outlook for the capital markets in Saudi Arabia by Aljazira Capital
Public debt in Saudi Arabia is among the world’s lowest, with a gross Debt-to-GDP ratio of less than 2% in 2014 and is expected to be around 6% by the end of 2015. The transportation mega projects will lead to economic activity and growth, plus the hospitality projects around Mecca and Medina.
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Saudi stock market will experience challenges in 2016
The Saudi stock market today has been negatively affected by many factors particularly the geopolitical issues especially in Yemen and Syria and the sharp decline of the oil price from $120 to $40, which is a decline of some 60 or 70%.