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Morgan Stanley urges higher foreign ownership cap to attract $7.4B
The article discusses the possibility of increasing the foreign investors' ownership cap in the Saudi financial market from 49% to 75%, and the potential financial inflows resulting from this change—estimated at around $4.3 billion, which could reach approximately $7.4 billion if the maximum limit is entirely eliminated. The report affirms that these adjustments could enhance the attractiveness of the Saudi market, especially following the appointment of Mazen Al-Sudairy as head of the Capital Market Authority, thereby bolstering investors' expectations of measures supporting liquidity and growth. However, experts like Tarek Fadlallah indicate that simply raising the cap will not make a significant difference, emphasizing that the demand for investment depends more heavily on the quality of companies and their sustainable profits.
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