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Middle EastDecember 2 2003

Open to capital

Legal reforms have opened the doors of the Tehran Stock Exchange to foreign investors, reports Mohsen Asgari.
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Under Iran’s market modernisation programme, foreign investors are now

allowed to transact in the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) for the first

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