A new report by Samba Financial Group, Saudi Arabia's second largest bank, has said that corporate credit in the kingdom remains tight, as foreign banks remain reluctant to lend, Bloomberg has reported. 'Most foreign banks remain reluctant to participate in syndicated deals, while local institutions do not have the resources for the scale of lending that many Saudi industrial projects require,' Keith Savard, chief economist at Samba said in the report.
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