Al-Nasser discusses banking regulation in the Kingdom and the development of the banking sector
Dr. Ibrahim bin Abdullah bin Muhammad Al-Nasser issued a new book entitled “Banking Regulation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Banking Structure and Banking Operations” in its second edition for the year (1447 AH/2026 AD), covering the history of the Saudi banking sector and its development from the early stages of establishment until the present.
The book is a specialized reference that combines the historical, legal, and economic dimensions of the Saudi banking sector, benefiting from the author’s professional and academic experience in the banking and legal fields, and is directed to researchers, those interested, and those working in the financial and banking sector.
The book reviews the emergence of banks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the difficulties they faced during the founding stages, their development over the decades, and their role in supporting the national economy and financing development. It also deals with the regulations and laws regulating banking business and various banking operations, providing a comprehensive vision of the development of the Saudi banking sector and its regulatory frameworks.
Dr. Ibrahim Al-Nasser is considered one of the competent specialists in law and banking, as he worked as a legal advisor at the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (currently the Central Bank of Saudi Arabia) for a period of approximately (20) years. He also lectured at the Saudi Banking Institute, and participated in preparing and reviewing international agreements related to international trade law in cooperation with the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), in addition to his research and professional participation in a number of specialized conferences and seminars inside and outside the Kingdom, and he has many research and articles in the fields. Banking and commercial.
