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BHM Capital, a leading financial institution in the UAE’s capital markets, and Riyad Capital, a prominent financial institution in Saudi Arabia, have announced their partnership in the field of market making. This strategic collaboration aims to leverage the expertise of both entities to enhance liquidity and further strengthen the financial markets in the GCC region. Additionally, this cooperation has led to announcing Riyad Capital as one of the very few approved market makers going live by Tadawul in the Saudi market.
“The GCC region is witnessing rapid economic growth, and its financial markets are becoming increasingly vibrant. As key players in the financial services industry, BHM Capital and Riyad Capital recognize the immense potential for mutual growth and development through this partnership. By joining forces, they seek to optimize trading operations, provide a more diverse range of financial instruments, and foster a more efficient capital market ecosystem,” a press statement said.
Under the market making partnership, BHM Capital and Riyad Capital will combine their extensive market knowledge, advanced trading technologies, and expansive networks to offer enhanced liquidity to market participants, which will lead to more efficient price discovery. The collaboration is set to create a more stable and transparent trading environment, attracting domestic and international investors alike, driving further investment into the region.
“We are proud to forge this landmark partnership with Riyad Capital,” said Abdel Hadi Al-Sadi, CEO of BHM Capital. “This alliance reflects our commitment to enhancing the financial landscape in the GCC region by providing innovative market-making solutions.”
Abdullah Al-Khalifah, managing director — brokerage and alternative channels department of Riyad Capital, added: “Through this strategic collaboration, we aim to strengthen our position as leading financial institutions in the Saudi capital market, while also driving the growth and development of our businesses.”