Pinsent Masons has followed up the opening of a new office in Shenzhen with government approval to enter a joint venture in the Qianhai Free Trade Zone with Chinese corporate law firm China Commercial
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Ingy Darwish (pictured) has re-joined Al Tamimi & Company as a partner. Moving from A&O Shearman, Darwish will bolster the firm’s corporate department in Egypt, where she began her legal career, with
Al Tamimi and Company has appointed Graham de Guise (pictured) as Chief People Officer (CPO). De Guise joins Al Tamimi from Osborne Clarke, where he worked as Chief People Officer and member of both the
Convene officialised the appointment of Léna Dridi (pictured) as its new head of legal and governance solutions. Within her new responsibilities, Dridi will work alongside boards and leadership teams to enhance decision-making, transparency, and
Martínez-Echevarría has strengthened its international strategy in the United Arab Emirates with the hire of Andrés Salinero (pictured) as of counsel, in a move aimed at consolidating the firm’s presence in
Cleary Gottlieb represented the sellers in the sale to GFH Financial Group B.S.C. (GFH) of 60% of the share capital in Byrne Equipment Rental (Byrne). The parties Founded in 1992 in Dubai, Byrne is an
Dreny & Partners advised Jameel Finance in connection with the closure of the company’s second securitization transaction, amounting to EGP 470 million. The operation falls within the broader context of a 3-year multi-issuance program amounting
Dreny & Partners advised Cairo-based fintech company ADVA in obtaining its purpose fintech license, enabling consumer finance activities in accordance with Egyptian law. The Dreny & Partners team Counsel Nagy Ebied (pictured left) led the
Dreny & Partners advised GB Lease & Factoring in connection with a securitization transaction for their leasing portfolio amounting to EGP 4.160 billion. The operation falls within the broader context of a 3-year multi-issuance program with
El Wakeel advised Dallah Al Baraka Group on its partnership with Palm Hills Developments for the development of a 97-feddan integrated residential project in East Cairo. Pursuant to the agreement, Palm Hills hold rights to 67%
