Saudi bourse Tadawul to launch single stock futures on July 4

The underlying stocks have been selected from the most publicly listed companies

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Saudi authorities have introduced a raft of reforms to attract overseas share buyers and issuers.
Saudi authorities have introduced a raft of reforms to attract overseas share buyers and issuers.
Bloomberg

Dubai: The Saudi stock exchange Tadawul plans to launch single stock futures on July 4, which will enable local and international investors to hedge and manage portfolio risks more effectively.

Tadawul said in a statement on Sunday that the underlying stocks for single stock futures have been selected from the largest and most liquid publicly listed companies.

Saudi authorities have introduced a raft of reforms to attract overseas share buyers and issuers as part of efforts to lure foreign capital and diversify the oil-dependent economy.

The first tranche of SSFs will be based on the following listed companies: Al Rajhi Bank, Saudi Aramco, Saudi National Bank (SNB), Alinma Bank, SABIC, stc, Saudi Kayan, Saudi Electricity, Almarai and Maaden.

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