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Qatar’s successful bid for the 2022 World Cup has led to an increased focus on domestic infrastructure mandates, and there is also a significant increase in the number of disputes relating to the event. Meanwhile, the country’s oil and gas surplus continues to fund a steady flow of outbound investments.
Various leading firms have an office locally, and this number is expected to rise. Following its decision to open an office in Doha, Allen & Overy LLP continues to go from strength to strength in the region, and Latham & Watkins LLP is another heavyweight presence. On the domestic side, the leading firms are Arab Law Bureau, Al Tamimi & Company in association with Al Marri, Hassan A Alkhater Law Office, and Law Offices of Gebran Majdalany.
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Dual-use Item Export Control
Recently, HaoLiWen advised and represented a multinational in initiating the consulting process with MOFCOM, to confirm export shipment of certain goods blocked by China Customs was not an item subject to dual-use item license. The pleading and reasoning prepared by HaoLiWen were accepted by MOFCOM after consultation, which has saved the export business of the client and avoided further investigation by Anti-smuggling Bureau of China Customs into the suspected evasion of dual-use item license. -
Sayenko Kharenko advised on the new Eurobond issue and tender offer by Ukraine’s leading energy...
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Sayenko Kharenko advises on M&A deal of the year by IFLR Europe Awards 2013
Sayenko Kharenko advises on M&A deal of the year by IFLR Europe Awards 2013. -
Sayenko Kharenko advised on the acquisition of Karavan shopping malls
Sayenko Kharenko acted as the legal counsel to Citi Venture Capital International and Apollo , private equity firms, on the acquisition of 3 shopping malls in Kyiv, Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk operating under the Karavan trademark. -
Sayenko Kharenko wins third consecutive IFLR “Ukraine Law Firm of the Year” award
Sayenko Kharenko crowned an extraordinary year by carrying off its third "Ukraine Law Firm of the Year Award" at the IFLR's European Awards ceremony held in London on 10 April 2013. -
The Legal 500 directory has announced its 2013 results with outstanding listings for Sayenko Kharenk
The Legal 500, an independent guide to law, published its 2013 research last week. Sayenko Kharenko affirmed its reputation as a leading full-service Ukrainian law firm. -
Sayenko Kharenko advised on the USD 500 mln Eurobond issue by Oschadbank
Sayenko Kharenko acted as legal counsel to Credit Suisse , Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan , the lead-managers of the USD 500 million 8.875% loan participation notes due 2018 for the purpose of providing a loan to "State Savings Bank of Ukraine" -
Sayenko Kharenko earns a record number of Band 1 rankings from Chambers Global 2013
According to the recently released Chambers Global 2013, Sayenko Kharenko maintains its position at the top of the market, being highly ranked in all practice areas researched for Ukraine. -
Sayenko Kharenko – legal counsel in connection with a new Eurobond issue in the Ukrainian banking
Sayenko Kharenko acted as Ukrainian legal counsel to Credit Suisse, J.P. Morgan and UBS, the joint lead managers of the USD 175 million Eurobond offering by Privatbank with 10.875% coupon maturing in 2018. -
Sayenko Kharenko – legal counsel on the sale of a majority shareholding in Insurance Company "Kyiv
Sayenko Kharenko acted as legal counsel to a foreign investment fund on the sale of a majority shareholding in Private Joint-Stock Company "Insurance Company "Kyivska Rus" to a group of local investors.