Saudi Arabia’s potential upgrade to emerging market status has already attracted the attention of market observers, and could cause new investors to take notice. Bassel Khatoun, chief investment officer, MENA Equities, Franklin Local Asset Management, explores the potential implications for equity markets both in the Kingdom and the wider region. READ MORE
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