Saudi Capital Market Authority Proposes Broader Disclosures for Investment Funds on Distributions and Assets

The Saudi Capital Market Authority is considering requiring investment funds to provide more detailed information on profit distributions, investments and real estate revenues, aiming to improve transparency in the sector. The proposals include disclosing the sources of cash distributions and quarterly disclosures on the largest investments. They are part of the authority's broader regulatory initiatives.

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• The authority is considering requiring funds to provide more detailed information on distributions, investments and real estate revenues to improve transparency.

  «Saudi Arabia’s investment funds would need to disclose more details on payouts, holdings and property revenues under proposals aimed at improving transparency across the sector.»

  Arab News
• Funds will explain the sources of cash distributions, including income from investments and capital gains realized from the sale of assets.

  «The Capital Market Authority is considering requiring funds to explain the sources of cash distributions, including income from investments and capital gains realized through asset sales.»

  Arab News
• Quarterly reports will include details on the ten largest investments held by the funds, along with asset types and counterparties.

  «Quarterly statements would detail funds’ 10 largest investments, identifying asset types, counterparties»

  Arab News
• The proposal is part of the authority's regulatory initiatives, which also cover algorithmic trading, initial public offerings, funds, foreign markets and earnings calls.

  «مبادرات تنظيمية وتحديث آلية التداولات الخوارزمية والطروحات الأولية والصناديق الاستثمارية والأسواق الخارجية ولقاءات الأرباح»

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