Saudi corruption purge could 'dampen' investment

A number of Saudi princes, as well as ministers and ex-ministers, have been arrested in what the state says is a crackdown on corruption, it has been reported.

The move is widely seen as an attempt by the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, to tighten his grip on power in the country and has caused concern among investors and business groups.

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Saudi corruption purge could 'dampen' investment

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