logo
Region
0 likes

KPMG to add non-Saudi senior directors as shareholders

RIYADH: Global accounting firm KPMG Professional Services has introduced a new shareholding structure to include non-Saudi senior directors as shareholders of the company. The proposal was approved

Full Story

Notice an issue?

Arabian Post strives to deliver the most accurate and reliable information to its readers. If you believe you have identified an error or inconsistency in this article, please don't hesitate to contact our editorial team at editor[at]thearabianpost[dot]com. We are committed to promptly addressing any concerns and ensuring the highest level of journalistic integrity.

ADVERTISEMENT

Share

Related posts

Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
Just in:
SiegFund Transforms into SiegPath: A Strategic Rebrand Paving the Way for the Future of Professional Trading // US Accelerates Build-Out of Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Infrastructure // HKICPA renews its Mutual Recognition Agreement with ACCA // India’s Diplomatic Isolation Was Firmly Evident At The SCO Meet In Qingdao In China // Dubai’s Binational Financial Clout Sealed by SIBOS 2029 Bid Win // Tether Under Fire as GENIUS Act Tightens Stablecoin Rules // Finnish Rock Icons The Rasmus to Ignite Dubai Stage // YouTube Tightens livestream age rules to 16 // Dollar Suffers Worst H1 Slump in Four Decades as Capital Seeks Alternatives // UAE Reserves Surge with Gold Holdings and Deposit Growth // Sifang Hosts Landmark Power Technology Forum: Global Experts Chart Path for Grid Modernization // HONMA Golf Announces Annual Results for FY2024/25 // European Cloud Champion OVHcloud Eyes €1 Billion Milestone // Kenya Dominates East Africa–Europe Trade Surge // Scale AI Files Leak Sparks Client Exodus // Guizhou’s Fruitful Eco-Construction: from ‘Experimental Zone’ to ‘Pilot Zone’ // UAE Supply Cut Prompts Murban Derivatives Losses for Oil Majors // Adrenaline‑Fuelled Token Debuts with Rooftop Stunt // Abu Dhabi Consortium Secures Exclusive Santos Due‑Diligence Window // Ghana Parliament Greenlights $2.8 Billion Debt Relief Deal //