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Saudi exchange warns of dangers of putting too high a price on state oil company
Amin Nasser weathered a shake-up but must now deliver Prince Mohammed’s plan
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Most business remains tied to the government, despite the kingdom’s push to diversify
Aramco IPO lures bankers to Saudi Arabia. Plus: start-ups eye global expansion of Islamic finance; Qatar spends its way past regional embargo; foreign investors hungry for Egyptian debt; UAE banking resilience put to the test
Riyadh had been expected to sign off on key listing this week
State energy company is planning to list shares in Riyadh before the end of the year
Company will also cut global expansion plans to make float more appealing to investors
What are the repercussions for the region and the oil markets?
The Saudi Aramco valuation should be determined by the markets
Riyadh’s strong-arming of people into backing oil group’s listing risks undermining its credibility
Sometimes it is better to admit you were wrong than to compound your error
Rich locals including Prince Alwaleed pushed to become cornerstone Aramco investors
Attacks laid bare the vulnerability of the world’s biggest oil exporter
Expecting a blue-sky valuation for an IPO is fanciful, especially given the threats to its infrastructure
Ousting of former energy minister al-Falih will harm Opec, Aramco and regional stability
State oil group chooses range of foreign and local lenders for historic listing
How will the removal of Khalid al-Falih affect oil policy?
Chief executive Amin Nasser says oil giant’s primary listing will be in Riyadh
New chairman’s appointment to state-backed oil company underlines PIF’s power
Sovereign wealth fund head Yasir al-Rumayyan replaces energy minister ahead of IPO
Bank makes strides after charm offensive by executives including former Trump official Dina Powell
Saudi Arabia is making a high stakes investment in India as the world’s largest crud…
12% fall in income to $46.9bn still leaves state giant as world’s most profitable company
Former Lazard banker with strong Gulf links is not ready to retire just yet
