Impact of Oman investment banking rules
Oman announced the organization of the investment banking activity within a new regulatory and supervisory framework to enhance the efficiency of the capital market and expand financing and investment channels. The regulation includes the issuance of an executive regulation for the Securities Law, which allows licensed institutions to provide specialized services such as investment management, product structuring, securities portfolio management, investment advisory, and issuance management. It is also expected that this regulation will contribute to increasing the volume of financing through the capital market, which exceeded 7 billion Omani riyals between 2021 and 2025, and will strengthen the role of licensed entities as a link between companies and both local and international investors. Additionally, the regulation is linked to the separation of investment activities from commercial banks into independent entities within three years. This step is part of a plan to develop the financial sector and enhance Oman's attractiveness to capital.
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