Mohammed Al Jasser is governor of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (Sama), the country’s central bank and commercial banking regulator. As part of preparations for a regional single currency, on March 30 Al Jasser was named the first chairman of the newly created Gulf Monetary Council, the precursor for the regional central bank, which is to be based in Riyadh.
Al Jasser talks about the local banking environment and capital markets, about the project for a single currency, as well as about management of Sama’s foreign assets of about $400 billion.
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