On September 3, at the Saudi Capital Market Forum - Shanghai Featured Session, Saudi Stock Exchange CEO Mohammed Al Rumah revealed in his speech that at present, more than 400 institutional and non-institutional investors from China have participated in the Saudi capital market, with total holdings exceeding US$4.8 billion. According to reports, in 2024, two ETFs that specialize in the Saudi capital market will be listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange respectively, providing a more convenient channel for Chinese investors to invest in Saudi stocks. He said that Saudi Arabia's main board market is open to all foreign investors this year. This provides a more convenient and efficient channel for international investors to participate in the Saudi market. Furthermore, the Saudi Stock Exchange has introduced a series of structural optimization measures for the derivatives market. These measures include reducing one-year futures trading fees, lowering trading and clearing fees, optimizing market making mechanisms, and further improving margin management and settlement mechanisms.

Zhitongcaijing · 3d ago
On September 3, at the Saudi Capital Market Forum - Shanghai Featured Session, Saudi Stock Exchange CEO Mohammed Al Rumah revealed in his speech that at present, more than 400 institutional and non-institutional investors from China have participated in the Saudi capital market, with total holdings exceeding US$4.8 billion. According to reports, in 2024, two ETFs dedicated to investing in the Saudi capital market will be listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange respectively, providing a more convenient channel for Chinese investors to invest in Saudi stocks. He said that Saudi Arabia's main board market is open to all foreign investors this year. This provides a more convenient and efficient channel for international investors to participate in the Saudi market. Furthermore, the Saudi Stock Exchange has introduced a series of structural optimization measures for the derivatives market. These measures include reducing one-year futures trading fees, lowering trading and clearing fees, optimizing market making mechanisms, and further improving margin management and settlement mechanisms.