Saudi Arabia wins emerging market status
30 March 2018 |
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Tadawul CEO, Khalid Al Hussan, discusses global investor optimism in the Saudi Arabian stock exchange. He addresses the crackdown on corruption and talks about the Saudi Aramco IPO.
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