Sabra Ferhat relocates from Clifford Chance’s London office to become the Firm’s first dedicated antitrust expert based in the UAE. Ferhat brings a breadth of experience advising clients on international antitrust issues across
GLA & Co expands its presence in the Middle East North Africa region with the opening of a new office in Qatar. The firm obtained its license from the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) and opened
Matouk Bassiouny & Hennawy (“MBH”) acted as legal counsel to Connect Money, an Egyptian fintech startup, in connection with the regulatory aspect of the approval request with the Central Bank of Egypt (“CBE”), providing regulatory
Gulf Capital, one of the largest private equity firms investing from the GCC to the rest of Asia, announced today its successful exit from Kuiper Australia, in a carve-out transaction from its portfolio company, Kuiper
As reported by Global Legal Post and American Lawyer, A&O Shearman plans to shut down its Johannesburg office and its consulting division (“Consulting by A&O”) by the end of the year.
Clifford Chance has advised The Republic of Rwanda in its capacity as borrower in relation to a €200,000,000 sustainable commercial loan financing from JP Morgan which benefits from partial credit guarantee support from the African Development
Fatma El Nokaly (pictured left) and Mohamed Youssef (pictured right) recently joined Dreny and Partners‘ capital markets and financial services team as associates. Fatma El Nokaly Prior to this role, El Nokaly was an associate
Baker McKenzie has acted as legal counsel to Sunset Hospitality Group (“SHG”), a multinational lifestyle hospitality group with an extensive portfolio of hospitality, entertainment and F&B destinations, on its acquisition of a majority
Trowers & Hamlins advised the UK branch of Bahrain-headquartered Ahli United Bank (AUBUK) on its conversion from a conventional bank to a fully compliant Islamic bank, with the conversion being the first of its kind
Bahaa-Eldin Law Office in cooperation with BonelliErede (BLO) completed the mandatory tender offer launched by Mena Glass Holdings Limited (MENA) to acquire 40.76% of Middle East for Glass Manufacturing Company (MEG), the manufacturer and exporter of
