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Almaty Financial District
36 Al Farabi Ave. 5 floor
ALMATY 050059
Kazakhstan
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Agaisha Ibrasheva

Work Department
Tax and Legal
Position
Legal Partner
Career
Agaisha has more than 20 years of professional experience. Before joining Deloitte Legal she also worked as a lawyer in several of the biggest oil companies in Kazakhstan. Agaisha obtained her Master’s degree whilst working in the California headquarters of an oil company operating in Kazakhstan.
Agaisha’s experience includes advising major international companies across various industries on the acquisition of assets in the Republic of Kazakhstan, including legal due diligence, as well as advising on corporate structuring, mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganizations, licensing and environmental issues.
Languages
Russian, Kazakh, English
Memberships
Agaisha joined Deloitte in 2006
Education
- Bachelor’s Degree from the Higher Law School “Adilet”
- Master’s Degree in Corporate and International Law from the University of Connecticut
Lawyer Rankings
Kazakhstan > Dispute resolution
Deloitte TCF, LLP is a particularly good choice for tax disputes, including disputes involving customs issues, tax audits and tax audit appeals. Other areas of strength are commercial and environmental disputes, including those against state entities. Adept at litigation and arbitration, the practice takes on domestic and cross-border matters, frequently joining forces with colleagues from the firm’s many offices abroad. Additionally, the practice is experienced in administrative and enforcement proceedings. Agaisha Ibrasheva in Almaty is the head of the practice. Director Olessya Kirilovskaya, whose expertise includes oil and gas and construction disputes, is also noted.
Kazakhstan > Energy and natural resources
Agaisha Ibrasheva, who heads up the practice at Deloitte TCF, LLP, is a well-known name among clients in the oil and gas sector. Prior to joining the firm, she worked in-house at several of the biggest oil companies in Kazakhstan. Ibrasheva assists clients with structuring M&A deals, subsoil use and environmental issues, among other areas. Olessya Kirilovskaya and Dariga Tokpayeva are other key practitioners in the group, which also handles the drafting and negotiation of commercial agreements, licensing and permits and employment matters. Elsewhere, the firm is increasingly active in the renewables industry.