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UAE business center releases whistleblowing guidelines

The UAE is seeking to improve financial transparency among other major financial changes happening in the Gulf state.

Abu Dhabi
A man Jet skis past the city skyline at sunset on Feb. 5, 2015 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. — Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

The Abu Dhabi General Market released whistleblowing guidelines on Tuesday. 

The market is a group of international companies based in the United Arab Emirates' capital city. They are governed separately from other companies in Abu Dhabi, based on English common law. Companies in the market can have 100% foreign ownership, while other firms in the Emirate must have at least 51% Emirati ownership. 

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