Implementing Regulations Boost Capital Market Efficiency
The Capital Market Authority in the Sultanate of Oman has adopted the executive regulation of the Securities Law, aimed at enhancing the efficiency of the capital market and making it more attractive to both local and foreign investors. The regulation contributes to improving the legislative and regulatory framework of the sector by regulating the activities of financial institutions, developing innovative financing tools, facilitating the issuance of companies’ securities, and organizing the activities of collective investment funds and credit rating agencies. Institutions were given a six-month period to adjust their arrangements, while licensed banking institutions are granted three years to regularize their activities in the securities market, with a focus on promoting transparency, integrity, and achieving financial sustainability for the sector.
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