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In a drive to train 6,000 Ministry of Justice (MoJ) employees, which began at the start of 2015, the MoJ announced that 175 employees received training this month in international judicial practices.

Pursuant to Resolution number 3-151-2016 dated 21 December 2016, the Saudi Arabian Capital Market Authority issued the Parallel Market Listing Rules (the "Rules").

The Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF), which is an affiliate of the Ministry of Labor (MOL), has proposed a new system to reward companies who meet the Saudization requirements with incentives.

In recognition of the imperative need for the Royal Commission in Saudi Arabia to keep pace with all necessary developments to achieve the economic renaissance in the Kingdom...

On July 2, 2025, the Saudi Capital Market Authority ("CMA") issued the Close-out Netting and Related Collateral Arrangements Regulation ("Regulation"), establishing a comprehensive legal...

Unpaid commercial debts are one of the biggest problems that any business may face, particularly in today's global economic crisis.

In a move aimed at propelling the debt capital market in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ("KSA") to new heights, the Capital Market Authority...

Nowadays, in a fast-growing and competitive business economic environment, overdue debts can severely impact the cash flows, profits, and ongoing business operations.

Cash flow is essential for business sustainability in the fast-paced Riyadh market. As customers or partners delay payment, the financial stability of the organization may be significantly affected.

The report reveals attitudes and opinions of key dealmakers and executives in the Gulf region on vital matters such as regulation.

Saudi Arabia stands at a pivotal moment for Non- Performing Loan (NPL) transactions, with an increasingly conducive legal and regulatory environment creating unprecedented opportunities for market participants.

Debt recovery in KSA involves more than just persistent follow-up; it depends on knowledge of applicable regulations, cultural norms, and procedural requirements.

In KSA's fast-paced business market, companies' success depends on effective liquidity management. However, organisations may encounter late payments or unresponsive customers...

Debt issues affect individuals and businesses in Saudi Arabia, from late payments to overdue accounts receivable. This article explores how professional legal assistance helps resolve financial disputes, recover payments, and restore financial stability through structured mechanisms under Saudi law. Additionally, it examines Egypt's Resolution No. 77 of 2023, which provides cash investment incentives for industrial projects to stimulate economic growth and industrial investment.

The legal entity is a key economic pillar for the development of societies. The continuity of a company's legal personality is linked to the existence of legal grounds...

Unpaid debts are not just financial losses they are legal risks. In a growing business environment like Saudi Arabia, where companies are rapidly expanding and commercial transactions are increasing, unpaid invoices and delayed payments have become a real operational challenge. For many businesses, especially those involved in B2B contracts, supply chains, or services, debt collection is not just about cash flow it is about protecting the stability of the entire operation.

As the Saudi economy expands, cash flow management has become a key element of business sustainability. Overdue invoices or unfulfilled agreements can place significant pressure on liquidity...