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无论是一级还是二级市场的私募股权基金产品，基金管理人可以借助技术工具与传统路演相结合的方式和新的投资者建立关系。

The New UAE Civil Code introduces significant reforms to contract law, establishing mandatory good faith obligations in negotiations, comprehensive disclosure requirements that cannot be contracted out of, and modernised rules for contract formation and interpretation. These changes fundamentally reshape how commercial parties must conduct pre-contractual negotiations and structure their agreements in the UAE.

In today's rapidly evolving economic landscape, businesses are navigating challenging shifts in the operating environment. From geopolitical tensions and the resultant supply chain disruptions to technological advancement...

The UAE’s financial regulatory landscape is divided between the federal onshore regime and the country’s financial free zones. Businesses operating onshore may fall under the supervision of the Federal Capital Market Authority (CMA), while entities established in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) are subject to their respective regulatory frameworks.

Guidance on shareholder disputes UAE. Review company records, minority rights, resolutions, manager liability, deadlines, arbitration clauses, and exit options.

Buying a business is not only about agreeing on a price. A company may appear profitable and well-established, but the buyer could also be taking on unpaid liabilities, contractual restrictions, employment disputes, regulatory problems or pending claims.

The much anticipated new UAE Commercial Companies Law (Federal Law No. 2 of 2015) (the "New CCL") was published in the UAE Federal Official Gazette on 31 March 2015 and will come into force on 1 July 2015.

Leading global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) has released its latest edition of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Banking Pulse, analyzing the Q2 performance of the country's ten largest listed banks.

Insurance in the UAE is a major growth lever: a financial scaffold that bolsters investment, enables trade and underwrites commercial ambition, all within a deeply regulated legal soil.

Federal Decree Law No. (20) of 2025 (the Amendment) introduces a series of targeted but meaningful changes to the UAE Commercial Companies Law (Federal Decree Law No. (32) of 2021) (the CCL).

The UAE has introduced a comprehensive regulatory framework governing the valuation of non-cash assets contributed to company capital. Ministerial Decision No. 117/2026 establishes mandatory accreditation requirements...

Merger Control Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of United Arab Emirates, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries.

UAE Shareholder Buyout Disputes require a valid sale right, reliable valuation, payment protection, registration, and evidence supporting each step.

The UAE's Guidelines on Relevant Market Definition, published in July 2026, establish a comprehensive framework for competition analysis that directly impacts merger notifications, dominance assessments, and market power evaluations. Drawing on internationally recognized tools like the SSNIP and SSNDQ tests...

As traditional lines of credit dry up and the crisis in Europe and elsewhere deepens, many corporates and investment institutions are increasingly turning to alternative modes of finance in order to fund acquisitions.

The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is poised to introduce a transformative legal framework with the proposed Variable Capital Company (VCC) Regulations 2025 ("Draft VCC Regulations").

Nestled among the Channel Islands, Jersey has earned a reputation as one of the world's premier jurisdictions for trusts and private wealth structuring.

Intellectual property valuation combines art and science, requiring businesses to navigate traditional cost, market, and income approaches while understanding that an asset's worth depends on context, purpose, and strategic positioning. From the historic "diaper wars" between P&G and Kimberly-Clark to modern pharmaceutical portfolios, this exploration reveals how IP value fluctuates based on who holds it, when, and why—making effective valuation essential for licensing, M&A, financing, and strategic d