The Middle East’s biggest economy, Saudi Arabia, unveiled plans to open its $531 billion stock market to foreign investors in the first half of 2015.
Next month the Saudi financial regulator will publish rules for participation by qualified financial institutions in the market.
The much-awaited reform
In a statement released Monday, the government of the oil-rich kingdom said it had granted the Capital Markets...
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