CMS appointed Ken Wong (pictured) as a partner in its Riyadh office. Wong joins from Clyde & Co – where he worked as a legal director – and brings with him extensive expertise in technology, media and
Trowers & Hamlins assisted Bank Nizwa in the bank’s inaugural Sukuk issuance of OMR 50 million. This transaction represents a significant milestone for the bank, the Islamic banking sector, and the GCC region. The strategic
Linklaters has advised a syndicate of lenders on a US$3bn multi-tranche, dual-currency upsize relating to an existing syndicated loan facility for ADES Holding Company (ADES). This transaction is a strategically important development for ADES,
Dentons has advised Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Center (ADPIC) on the issuance of an updated and revised version of the Abu Dhabi Government Construction Contract (ADGCC). The ADGCC is mandatory for all government capital
Barakat Maher & Partners in association with Clyde & Co has advised Sixth of October Development and Investment Company (SODIC) – a company listed on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), and one of Egypt’s leading diversified
Leen Zaza (pictured) has joined Latham & Watkins’ Riyadh office as a partner in the M&A and Private Equity Practice. Zaza regularly advises Saudi and international companies, private equity firms, investors, and government
Salma El-Nashar (pictured), senior associate at Rizkana & Partners in Cairo, qualified as Accredited Mediator by the RICS in London, after passing all required assessments. Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors – RICS RICS aims to train
Mishcon de Reya, advised Vision Industries Company, an investor and developer of green energy industrial projects and local supply chains, in three concurrent substantial sustainable energy joint venture projects with China-based green energy companies and
Matouk Bassiouny UAE acted as the lead transactional legal counsel to Synapse Analytics in connection with securing USD 2 million from its funding round and handling all matters concerning its legal efficacy, negotiation, and closing. The
Matouk Bassiouny & Hennawy (“MBH”) acted as the lead transactional legal counsel to Lucky One, a Cairo-based fintech company, in connection with securing USD 3 million from its funding round in the form of a convertible
