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Mansoor Malik, managing partner of Al Busaidy, Mansoor Jamal, reflects on the country’s most significant financial law reforms and how the firm is gearing up to help clients access emerging sectors
M&A
Linklaters lawyers outline the considerations for parties when structuring and negotiating joint ventures
M&A
Recent changes in antitrust enforcement are dramatically reshaping the structure and negotiation strategies of M&A deals
M&A
Elizabeth Gonzalez-Sussman said corporate activist tactics are becoming increasingly sophisticated and savvy
M&A
The Lagos-based M&A lawyer explains why cultivating relationships is an essential part of his job and why recognising the unique dynamics of a deal is key to success
ESG
Mohamed Ghannam, managing partner at Helmy Hamza & Partners, reflects on the growth of the Egyptian legal sector and how the firm is capitalising on green energy opportunities
ESG
As the dust settles on this temporary reprieve, the next 12 months will be a make-or-break period for the industries involved
M&A
The telecoms industry’s position as the first test case for the FSR sets an important precedent, providing a roadmap for similar reviews in other strategic sectors
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    Debevoise & Plimpton lawyers explain what borrowers need to know in today’s political environment