JIZAN, 29 March 2005 — A Saudi man wanted to sell some stocks that he owned through his bank. The bank employee told the man to come back after two days. He came back a week after, and the bank employee asked him to come back again after three days. When he returned for the third time, the employee asked him whether he had some stock investments abroad. He was told that in his investment account, he had more than SR1.3 billion generated from international stocks. His account was frozen because of the sudden rise in his deposit. The man is presently corresponding with the bank to sort things out Al-Watan reported.
