Nasser Saidi News
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Persian Gulf states risk creating a glut in container capacity as they spend $46 billion on port projects amid sputtering global economic growth.
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Hawkamah Institute for Corporate Governance will issue a template for sukuk ijarah, to cut the cost of issuing the debt and strengthen the Islamic finance business, according to Nasser Saidi , the executive director.
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Nasser Saidi has been appointed to the board of governors of the International Corporate Governance Network, an organization of institutional investors, experts, and companies that aims to raise corporate governance standards.
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Gulf states could gain by ending their peg to the dollar in favor of a basket of currencies, said the chief economist of the Dubai International Financial Centre.
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Dubai International Financial Center, the tax-free business park for financial-services companies, said income rose 5.2 percent in 2010, helped by a recovery in the Persian Gulf region.
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Dubai International Financial Center, a tax-free business park, is exploring the possibility of setting up a “second-tier” stock exchange for small and medium-sized companies in the Middle East.
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Market regulators in the Persian Gulf must share information and enhance transparency as bourses take steps to be promoted to emerging-market status, according to the executive director of the Hawkamah Institute for Corporate Governance .
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A body promoting development of debt sales to tackle climate change, with sponsors including National Australia Bank Ltd. and HSBC Holdings Plc, plans to spur green Islamic bond markets as the Middle East diversifies from oil.
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