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The Bahrain Ministry of Commerce and Industry ("MOIC") recently passed Decision 29 of 2024 concerning the conditions and controls for practicing...

Through Cabinet Decision No. 58 of 2020 ("Decision") the United Arab Emirates ("UAE") updated their corporate compliance regulations with regard to real beneficiaries (also referred to as ultimate beneficial owners, "UBO").

As of November 12th, 2018, the following Laws and Regulations are effective

When it comes to mergers and acquisitions, due diligence is not just a legal obligation or a formal procedure. It is a crucial step that can make or break a deal...

The provisions of the Company Law concerning liquidation are to be applied unless the company’s Memorandum or Articles of Association provide a specific procedure for its liquidation.

What are the duties and liabilities of managers and directors in the UAE and how best to manage them? This article provides guidance.

Federal Law No.2 of 2015 on Commercial Companies (the "New Law") came into force on 1 July 2015, replacing Federal Law No.8 of 1984.

While the NCCL replaces the previous Commercial Companies Law (CCL), UAE Federal Law No. 8 of 1984, as amended, it mostly maintains the same framework and features of the CCL.

Global Sukuk issuances dropped in August 2020 (and significantly in the third quarter generally). However, if the increased activity in September 2020 is a foretelling for the remainder of the year...

The CCL has introduced modernising changes in certain areas of corporate structuring, while preserving the status quo in others.

In recent years, the UAE has taken significant steps to enhance transparency and combat financial crimes within its business landscape.

During H1 2023, Fitch Ratings noted a decline of 18.5% quarter-on-quarter in Sukuk issuances from core markets.

This article provides for the insolvency law for the companies who are facing losses and are opting for deceleration of insolvency during the pandemic. Covid -19 pandemic has not only disturbed...

The insurance sector in Dubai is regulated by the Insurance Authority, which is responsible for setting and enforcing regulations to ensure the stability and growth of the industry.

With thousands of online insurance offers, the Insurance Authority of the Government of the UAE Government issued the Insurance Authority Board of Directors' Resolution No. (18) of 2020 Concerning the Electronic Insurance Regulations (Resolution) on 27 April 2020 to govern all insurance policies sold or purchased online within the UAE.

The e-gaming ecosystem has expanded at an unprecedented rate in recent years, with e-gaming now considered as the most profitable form of entertainment in the world.

Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), an established free-zone and international financial centre in Abu Dhabi was legally established pursuant

The Government of Dubai has taken an active role in regulating joint ownership status because of their importance and as a result Law No. 06\\2019 on the Ownership of Jointly Owned Properties...