Nassif BouMalhab (pictured) joins Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in international arbitration and litigation practice in Dubai. He comes from Clyde & Co, where he worked as a partner and led its Middle East arbitration
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ASAR Bahrain acted as sole lead counsel for Eskan Bank in their landmark syndicated finance transaction which was comprised of two Sharia-compliant Murabaha facilities, a USD 266 million term facility and a BHD 150 million term and
Ron Nobbs (pictured) relocates from Stephenson Harwood‘s London to its Middle East construction practice, with the law firm having further plans to grow the team over the next five years. Ron Nobbs’career path
The Association of Corporate Counsel MENA (ACC MENA) has announced the appointment of 11 new country representatives for Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Tunisia, and Kuwait. Here are all the picks. Mahmoud Shaarawy (chief legal and
As reported on legalcommunity.ch, Lalive’s partner Bernd Ehle (pictured), has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Kigali International Arbitration Centre (KIAC) for a three-year term. About KIAC KIAC, established in 2010
Clyde & Co has advised Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI), the UAE’s Federal export credit agency, on a joint agreement with the Abu Dhabi Exports Office (ADEX), First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), and Natixis Corporate
Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has formalized its new leadership structure to further enhance client service, promote cross-regional collaboration and deliver increased efficiency. The updated model places the leaders who are responsible for regional
Scott Hutton (pictured above) has been appointed as Hadef & Partners‘ new partner in the engineering & construction practise. Karim Haidar (pictured below) also joins as an associate in the team. Scott Hutton’s career
Norton Rose Fulbright has advised a consortium of six banks on the cross-border project financing of the UAE’s new 1,500-megawatt-ac Al Ajban Solar Photovoltaic IPP plant in Abu Dhabi. The project was awarded to
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Linklaters with Brookfield-led consortium on take-private of Network International
Linklaters has advised a Brookfield-led consortium comprised of First Abu Dhabi Bank, Mubadala, ADQ and Olayan on its take-private of Middle East and Africa payments business Network International Holdings, at a value of approx. £2.2 billion,
