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  1. The Financial Services Authority regulates capital market development in Oman.
  2. MSX inclusion follows capital market reforms in Oman.

Muscat Stock Exchange creates dedicated market for investment funds

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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What happened

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The Muscat Stock Exchange transferred six collective investment funds from its Parallel Market to a new dedicated Collective Investment Funds Market, effective October 18, 2026. The funds moved include AMAN Real Estate Fund, Oman Real Estate Fund, The Pearl Real Estate Fund, Jabal Real Estate Fund, Epicure Vision GCC Fund, and Oman Gateway Fund. This move establishes a distinct trading classification, separating these pooled investment vehicles from conventional corporate securities.

From omanobserver.om

Why it matters

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The dedicated market classification is expected to improve the visibility of existing funds and facilitate comparisons between investment opportunities. The initiative is intended to support the broader development of Oman's asset management industry, following regulatory reforms by the Financial Services Authority.

MSX's inclusion follows capital market reforms in Oman, which are regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

From omanobserver.om

Who's involved

  • OmanThe sovereign state where the capital market reforms are taking place.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • OmanSpeculative

    The asset management industry in Oman could see improved visibility and support for investment opportunities.

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