Navigating KSA Liquidity Framework and Tier 4 Visa Residency

Managing a leveraged buyout fund spread across the northern border means keeping an eye on the KSA liquidity shift is non-negotiable even when I am marking up acquisition targets in the commercial hubs. The recent weight limit adjustments under the Central Bank of Saudi Arabia's new liquidity framework have thrown a wrench in standard compliance models I am used to from the CISI syllabus so I need to figure out if the shift to the CMA Saudi track will actually help us navigate the discrepancies between Jeddah's shipping industry valuation standards and Riyadh's banking regulations. I am honestly debating whether to finish the ICWIM module to try and leverage the regional partnership exemptions offered by the private bank in Dammam or if I should just ignore the IISI regulations and focus entirely on getting the CME-1 certified to keep my membership active for the cross-border funding deals coming in from London. I have a specific question regarding the visa categories classified under the new Compliance and Anti-Money Laundering section because the process for a Tier 4 candidate seems to stall whenever the residency requirement clause gets introduced. Has anyone tried it?