The Debt Markets and Financial Derivatives (DMDF 2024) Forum concluded today in Riyadh, resulting in several key outcomes aimed at enhancing Saudi financial markets and attracting foreign investment. Experts and specialists from various local and regional sectors shared their insights during multiple dialogue sessions and workshops, all focused on increasing participation in Saudi markets and strengthening the Kingdom’s global financial standing.
Organized by the Financial Academy in cooperation with the Saudi Tadawul Group, DMDF 2024 featured several specialized workshops, including the notable session “Deepening Market Liquidity: Building Resilient Bond Markets,” led by Managing Director of the International Capital Market Association Andy Hill. Discussions centered on improving liquidity and resilience within the debt and derivatives markets.
The forum’s primary goal was to raise awareness and knowledge about modern financial instruments, risk management, and transparency. By collaborating with organizations such as the Saudi Tadawul Group, the Chicago Stock Exchange, and the CFA Institute, the event aimed to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s position as a leading regional and global investment hub.
Efforts to develop national expertise were also emphasized, with specialized training programs and professional certification courses designed to meet the current needs of the financial markets, providing valuable resources for industry professionals
Source: spa.gov.sa
