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by Alex Akesson on April 9, 2007

The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) is now finalizing new regulations that they hope will open up the development of a regional industry of hedge funds, derivatives and other alternative investment instruments.
The new framework will create a new category of "Exempt" schemes. These schemes will be required only to register with the CBB, rather than be authorized, and will not be subject to on-going supervision. They will not be regulated, but may only be sold to a restricted investor base;- those able to make a minimum investment of US$100,000, and with at least US$1 million in financial assets, and subject to verification by the institution selling the product that the investor fully understands the risks involved. -More here.
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A status it once had but unfortunately lost during the Iran / Iraq conflict. It was at that time that Dubai picked up the slack...and has not looked back.