By promoting Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s King Salman has accelerated plans to transform the country’s oil-dependent economy

After months of tumbling oil prices, a dramatic escalation of the rift between Saudi Arabia and Qatar has pushed markets up by one percent

The Saudi royal family met with leaders from the US, Japan and China as part of an effort to broaden the kingdom’s economic ties

ETFs, REITs and riyal-denominated bonds are needed to continue attracting investment to the kingdom, say Hesham Abou Jamee and Mazen Al-Sudairi

New partnership between Japan’s SoftBank and Saudi Arabia set to create one of the world’s biggest private equity funds

Following a tenure of more than 20 years, Saudi Arabia’s former Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi has now retired. In his two decades as the most powerful man in the oil industry he oversaw a huge amount of change

The IMF has predicted that Saudi Arabia could become bankrupt as soon as 2020, but this dire prognosis is not as straightforward as it may seem

If Saudi Arabia’s energy subsidy reforms can overcome populist opposition, the radical economic changes may save billions and offset the oil price drop

Saudi Kuwaiti Finance House has capitalised on the liberalisation of Saudi Arabia’s financial markets, and so too has wealth management as a whole

The notoriously restricted stock market in Saudi Arabia finally opens its doors to foreign investors from June 15

World finance speaks to Mohammed Tamer, Managing Partner of Tamer Group, to discuss how Saudi Arabia’s healthcare market has evolved

Tamer Group is a leading pharmaceutical organisation in Saudi Arabia committed to the development of the Kingdom’s healthcare sector

Sharia-compliant banking is growing in many regions, and not just in Islamic nations. The UK recently announced a £200m Sukuk bond, and other countries are sure to follow

World Finance interviews Paddy Padmanathan, CEO of ACWA Power, on its recent acquisitions in the renewable energy sector