Bankers are pushing back against the Saudi regulator’s proposed overhaul of listing rules, including plans that would force underwriters to buy any unsold shares, and warned that the moves could further dampen the market for initial public offerings.
Bankers are pushing back against the Saudi regulator’s proposed overhaul of listing rules, including plans that would force underwriters to buy any unsold shares, and warned that the moves could further dampen the market for initial public offerings.
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