Capital Markets

Oman Capital Markets

Although performance has been subdued in 2015 compared to 2014, the market is set to be bolstered by various developments in the sector. Regulatory changes obliging insurance companies to list will add to the offerings pipeline, as should government plans to relax listings requirements. Meanwhile, with the country’s oil revenues down, the government has started to look elsewhere for means of deficit financing, with plans to issue a sharia-compliant bond under way. The country has also seen growing initial public offering (IPO) activity in recent years, spurred in part by regulatory requirements for foreign-backed electricity companies to conduct share offerings. This chapter contains an interview with Abdulaziz Mohammed Al Balushi, CEO, Ominvest.

Cover of The Report: Oman 2016

The Report

This chapter is from the Oman 2016 report. Explore other chapters from this report.

Interviews & Viewpoints

Sketch of Abdulaziz Mohammed Al Balushi, CEO, Ominvest 
Abdulaziz Mohammed Al Balushi, CEO, Ominvest: Interview

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