NCB Cap tops Saudi brokerage firms in Dec 2019

05/01/2020 Argaam Special

 

NCB Capital (NCBC) topped the brokerage firms operating in Saudi Arabia by market share (volume of transactions) in December 2019, according to recent data compiled by Argaam.

 

The brokerage firm accounted for 13.72%, or SAR 31 billion, of total market transactions on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul).

 

Meanwhile, Al Rajhi Capital came in the second place, accounting for 13.14%, or SAR 29.7 billion, by the end of December.

 

AlJazira Capital ranked third with SAR 19.6 billion, followed by Samba Capital with SAR 19.29 billion.

 

The list combined Citigroup Saudi Arabia with total transactions worth SAR 33.8 million in December, following joining the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) a month earlier.

 

Read more: Citigroup Saudi Arabia Joins Tadawul as Exchange Member

 

When compared to November 2019, the combined trading value of brokerage firms increased by SAR 110.2 billion to SAR 225.99 billion, in line with the listing of Saudi Aramco on Tadawul on Dec. 11.

 

On the Nomu Parallel Market, Al Rajhi Capital topped the list of brokerages operating in the same month, brokering up to SAR 195.2 million of total transactions.

 

Elsewhere, the number of brokerage companies working on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rose to 13 in December.

 

Falcom Financial Services took the lead for trading on sukuk and bonds with around SAR 39 million.

 

Saudi Brokerage Firms (December 2019)

Rank

Brokerage Firms

Trading value

Market share

(SAR bln)

1

NCBC

31.01

13.72%

2

Al Rajhi Capital

29.69

13.14%

3

Aljazira Capital

19.57

8.66%

4

SAMBA Capital

19.29

8.54%

5

HSBC Saudi Arabia

17.77

7.86%

6

Alistithmar Capital

14.37

6.36%

7

Saudi Fransi

13.89

6.15%

8

Riyad Capital

12.05

5.33%

9

ANB Invest

10.37

4.59%

10

Derayah Capital

9.74

4.31%

11

Merrill Lynch KSA Co.

6.15

2.72%

12

GIB Capital

6.13

2.71%

13

Alinma Investment

6.02

2.66%

14

Goldman Sachs Saudi Arabia

5.55

2.46%

15

Albilad Investment

4.75

2.10%

16

EFG Herms Saudi Arabia

4.74

2.10%

17

Morgan Stanley

2.39

1.06%

18

Falcom Financial Services

2.09

0.93%

19

Alawwal Invest

2.07

0.92%

20

Credit Suisse Saudi Arabia

1.96

0.87%

21

Al Khair Capital

1.56

0.69%

22

Jadwa Investment

1.12

0.50%

23

J.P. Morgan Saudi Arabia Limited

0.82

0.36%

24

Al-Nefaie Investment

0.72

0.32%

25

Muscat Capital

0.61

0.27%

26

Arbah Capital

0.58

0.26%

27

Audi Capital

0.31

0.14%

28

Deutsche Securities

0.30

0.13%

29

Emirates NBD Capital

0.22

0.10%

30

Osool & Bakheet Capital

0.11

0.05%

31

Citigroup Saudi Arabia

0.03

0.01%

Total

 

225.99

100 %

 

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