Human traits are going to reveal as a fundamental asset in the law firm of the future, especially in sights of a more consistent adoption of AI techs. That’s the shared standpoint of more
Baker McKenzie represented HSBC Saudi Arabia as the sole underwriter, financial advisor, bookrunner, global coordinator, and lead manager within Derayah’s initial public offering (IPO) on Tadawul, the main market of the Saudi Exchange. The
Matouk Bassiouny & Hennawy (MBH) advised Banque Misr on its EGP 2.6 billion medium-term financing to Hyde Park Developments. The context The financing aims at covering part of the estimated investment cost for the establishment and
Doha-headquartered Omani & Partners has officially opened the doors of its new Riyadh location. Managing Partner Ibrahim Al-Amiry takes the direction of the newborn location, together with Counsel Ahmed Helmy. Supporting businesses across the Kingdom
Addleshaw Goddard appointed Jad Slim (pictured) as partner in its corporate division. The move bolsters the firm’s Capital Markets practice in Saudi Arabia. Joining the Riyadh office from White & Case, Jad Slim has
Banking and finance specialist Nadim Khan joins Hourani & Partners as partner and head of the firm’s banking & finance practice group. The profile Nadim Khan’s expertise spans a plethora of legal areas,
Addleshaw Goddard advised Kent on its acquisition of Sudlows Consulting, a design and engineering firm specialised on data centres. The context From the buyer’s perspective, this move is directed at entering the global market
Partner Iwan Walters (pictured) bolsters Stephenson Harwood’s projects, energy and infrastructure practice, joining the firm’s Dubai office from EY. The profile Iwan Walter’s global expertise spans the full life cycle of energy,
Pinsent Masons announces the establishment of Pinsent Masons Saudi Arabia Law Firm, kicking-off operations on March 1, 2025. Ibrahim Alajaji, formerly a partner at Alsabhan & Alajaji, will lead the newborn firm in Riyadh. Meanwhile, Alsabhan &
Al Tamimi & Company (Al Tamimi) advised ADNOC Gas through successful completion of its secondary public offering, valued at USD 2.84 billion. The context Accounting for 4% of ADNOC Gas’ share capital, the offering is the largest-ever
