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New Saudi bankruptcy law may resolve $22 billion Saad debt saga

  • Saad Group, with interests from banking to health care, defaulted in 2009, leaving banks with unpaid debts of about $22 billion
  • Saudi Arabia’s bankruptcy law is part of the Saudi government’s efforts to make the economy more attractive to investors
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Thousands flock to auction of vehicles owned by Saudi tycoon

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