- Two key Dubai firms — Dubai parks operator DXB Entertainments and Dubai ports operator DP World — have de-listed from...
Companies in MENA region, once enticed by the prospect of growth, looked to be listed on global exchanges
However, mandates like following transparency norms are putting them off even further
- The proposed merger of Emaar Properties and Emaar Malls received a boost when the capital market regulator, Securities & Commodities...
The proposed merger still requires shareholder approval
As per the proposal, the existing business of Emaar Malls will be reconstituted in a wholly owned subsidiary of Emaar Properties
- Good corporate governance and best practices have been driving the shift in the regional market, says Jamal Fakhro, Managing Partner...
Regulators across sectors are proactively evolving national laws and regulations to ensure that businesses perform as responsible stewards in the market, says Jamal Fakhro
Majority of businesses in the region which have adopted corporate accountability and transparency are driving the shift in the market, adds the Managing Partner at KPMG Bahrain
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