Real Estate General Authority just launched land registration for 11,749 real estate plots across Al Madinah, Al Qassim, and Tabuk. Here's what it means for land owners, property developers, and financial institutions operating in Saudi Arabia.

1️⃣ Real Estate General Authority — Land Registration Launch
The Real Estate General Authority started land registration for 11,749 real estate plots in Al Madinah, Al Qassim, and Tabuk.
This update hits property owners, real estate developers, and legal advisors who manage land assets in designated zones.
Property holders must submit ownership documents via the official online portal to secure legal title deeds before the set deadline.

2️⃣ Boursa Kuwait — Trading Suspensions
Boursa Kuwait issued a new market notice suspending non-compliant listed firms from active equity trading on the exchange platform.
This action hits equity investors, institutional brokers, and compliance officers who handle listed market securities.
Market participants must track regulatory filings on compliance remediation steps needed for full trading reinstatement.

3️⃣ Bank of Mauritius — Treasury Bill Tender
The Bank of Mauritius issued a formal tender notice for Government Treasury Bills for sovereign liquidity management.
This tender hits commercial banks, primary dealers, and institutional treasurers who seek short-term debt instruments.
Bidders must submit competitive and non-competitive tender applications following established central bank auction guidelines.

4️⃣ Capital Markets Authority — Credit Rating Form
The Capital Markets Authority published a new Credit Rating Form setting standardized regulatory disclosure rules.
This update hits credit rating agencies, listed firms, and investment fund managers who submit risk reports.
Regulated entities must adopt the new reporting template for all upcoming credit rating filings and disclosures.

5️⃣ Capital Markets Authority — Order Book Cancellation
The Capital Markets Authority announced the mandatory cancellation of all open market orders on Sunday 4th October 2026.
This directive hits algorithmic traders, retail investors, and market makers who hold active open order positions.
Trading participants must resubmit valid orders following the complete order book reset prior to market reopening.

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— Elena Navarro · Managing Editor, RegNext
Daily Middle East & Africa Radar · Tuesday 29 Sep 2026
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