Zeena Saleh > Dentons > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Dentons
ONE FLEET PLACE
LONDON
EC4M 7WS
England
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Work Department

Regulatory and Investigations

Position

Zeena holds the role of Counsel in the Dentons London office with extensive experience advising financial institutions, regulators, listed companies, regulated investment exchanges and senior executives in respect of contentious regulatory and criminal enforcement action. Her experience extends to conducting internal investigations with an international focus involving alleged regulatory breaches, market abuse and corporate crime, including fraud, money laundering, and bribery and corruption.

 

In addition to completing secondments with the litigation and investigation teams at two retail banks, Zeena has also completed a secondment with the EMEA internal investigations and conduct team at an international investment bank.

Memberships

Solicitor, Senior Courts of England and Wales, 2012

Education

The College of Law, 2010, Legal Practice Course

The College of Law, 2009, Graduate Diploma in Law

University of Birmingham, 2007, B.A., Anthropology and American Studies

Lawyer Rankings

London > Corporate and commercial > Financial services: contentious

(Next Generation Partners)

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The ‘exceptionally strong’ team at Dentons has ‘rich experience of extremely complex and high-value disputes’ for a varied array of clients in the sector, including asset managers, banks and brokers. As well as assisting clients in investigations before the FCA, it also acts for the regulator itself in some high-profile matters. ‘Brilliant’ team head Katharine Harle is noted for her work defending financial services clients in enforcement actions and investigations concerning market misconduct and non-financial misconduct. The ‘intellectually brilliant’ Lara Seabourne leads the firm’s relationship with the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) and has consequently handled a significant amount of judicial review matters. Recently made up to partner, Zeena Saleh is ‘proving herself on bigger cases’, both for the FCA and in matters adverse to the regulator.