Financial regulation and liberation : Saudi Arabias path towards true global partnership / Mohamed A. Ramady.

Includes index.

1. Evolution of SAMA's Role and Monetary and Macro Prudential Policies-- 1.1 From Infancy to a Global Player-- 1.2. SAMA's Governors and Their Challenges-- 1.3 SAMA's Monetary and Macro-Prudential Policies-- 1.4 The Centrality of a Pegged Currency Regime-- 1.5 Managing the Country's Reserves: The Role of SAMA and the Public Investment Fund (PIF)-- 1.6 The Rise of FinTech and New Banking Technology-- 1.7 Regulating the Insurance Sector-- References.

2. The Saudi Banking Sector: From Saudization to Liberalization and Its Role in Economy Development-- 2.1 SAMA's Stewardship of the Banking Sector-- 2.2 Evolution of the Saudi Banking System-- 2.3 Saudi Banking Sector Performance-- 2.4 Financing the SME Sector: Long Neglected But Now a National Priority-- 2.5 The Growing Role of the Public Investment Fund-- 2.6 Implications of Rising Sovereign Domestic and Foreign Currency Debt-- References.

3. The Saudi Capital Market: Coming of Age-- 3.1 Overview-- 3.2 The Tadawul Stock Exchange: From a Humble Beginning to a Global Player-- 3.3 Mobilizing Local and Foreign Investment: Developing and Advanced Capital Market-- 3.4 The NOMU Parallel Market Adds Depth and Opportunity-- 3.5 Growth of New Financial Products and Market Players-REIT's-- 3.6 Strengthening the Mortgage Financial Legal Framework-- References.

4. Unfinished Business, Challenges Ahead and Conclusion-- 4.1 Overview-- 4.2 FDI: Not Up to Expectations-- 4.3 Vision 2030 Financial Plan: Adjustment in the Era of COVID19-- 4.4 GCC Monetary Union: Unfinished Business-- 4.5 G20 Leadership: The Kingdom at Global Center Stage-- 4.6 Conclusion-- References.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2018. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.