Saudi Refinance Company (SRC) signs its second largest agreement worth nearly 500 million riyals with Riyad Bank.

Monday 08 June 2026
"السعودية لإعادة التمويل SRC" تُوقع ثاني أكبر اتفاقياتها بقيمة تقارب 500 مليون ريال مع "بنك الرياض"

The Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company ( SRC ) - wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund - signed a joint cooperation agreement with Riyad Bank to acquire a real estate financing portfolio belonging to the bank worth approximately 500 million riyals, in the presence of His Excellency the Minister of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the company, Mr. Majid bin Abdullah Al-Hogail, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Riyad Bank, Mr. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al-Issa.

The agreement represents the second largest mortgage refinancing transaction in the Kingdom's banking sector, aiming to achieve sustainability, provide long-term liquidity in the residential mortgage market, and enhance risk management for mortgage finance. The agreement was signed by Fabrice Susini, CEO of the Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company, and Tariq Al-Sadhan, CEO of Riyad Bank.

The CEO of the Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company explained that the agreement is the latest in a series of similarly important deals, as part of its ongoing efforts to expand its partnerships with real estate financiers in the Kingdom. He emphasized that such agreements support real estate finance providers by supplying them with liquidity and risk management solutions to provide affordable mortgage financing for Saudi families wishing to own homes, which contributes to achieving the objectives of the Housing Program – one of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 programs – which aims to raise the rate of homeownership for Saudi families to 70% by 2030.

For his part, the CEO of Riyad Bank affirmed that the long-term partnership with the Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company will work to provide residential real estate financing solutions that meet the aspirations of Saudi families, by providing the necessary financial liquidity to enhance the sustainability of providing financing solutions to Saudi families, expanding the base of beneficiaries in light of the increasing demand for housing finance, and providing the necessary capital and risk management tools for comprehensive operations and capital allocation in order to achieve the objectives of the Housing Program – one of the programs of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

It is worth noting that the Public Investment Fund established the Saudi Real Estate Refinance Company in 2017 to be a cornerstone and a key catalyst for the growth and sustainability of residential real estate financing in the Kingdom, after obtaining a license from the Saudi Central Bank to operate in the secondary market for real estate financing.

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