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    Basel In A Box

    The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) recently released Circular 52, regulations on capital adequacy. This is the CBUAE's response to Basel III definitions of capital and minimum capital requirements.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    KPMG
    KPMG
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    Navigating The Regulatory Rollercoaster

    The influx of regulatory initiatives in the UAE is having the dual effect of bringing the jurisdiction into alignment with international regulatory standards
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    Grant Thornton
    Grant Thornton
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UAE Enables The Federal Government To Issue Sovereign Bonds (Public Debt Instruments)

UAE The President His Highness Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan issued Federal Decretal Law No. (9) of 2018 regarding Public Debt which will enable the federal government to issue sovereign bonds...
United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
STA Law Firm
STA Law Firm
  • Article

    Ijara Enforcement Judgments in Dubai

    The Banking Litigation team at Al Tamimi continues to assist many of our clients with enforcement of finance documents before the UAE Courts.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    Al Tamimi & Company
    Al Tamimi & Company
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    Insurance Brokers – Reduction In Capital Requirements

    The UAE Insurance Authority issued Board of Directors' Resolution No. (14) of 2020 on the Amendment of Some Provisions of the Insurance Authority Board of Directors' Resolution...
    United Arab EmiratesInsurance
    BSA Law
    BSA Law
  • Article

    UAE Central Bank Issues New Rules Aligning With Basel III

    A strong capital must support the risk taken by the banks to maintain stability of the financial system of the UAE.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    Global Business Services DMCC
    Global Business Services DMCC
  • Article

    UAE Cabinet Approves The Positive List Of Sectors Under The Foreign Direct Investment Law

    On 30 October 2018, the UAE government issued UAE Federal Law No. 19 of 2018 on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI Law).
    United Arab EmiratesGovernment, Public Sector
    DLA Piper UK LLP
    DLA Piper UK LLP
  • Article

    Do Financial Advisors In The UAE Need Licenses To Sell Investments?

    In the dynamic world of finance, where businesses seek expert guidance on budgeting, debt management, and fundraising, financial advisors play an essential role.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    Dr Hassan Elhais
    Dr Hassan Elhais
  • Article

    What Corporations Should Know About Operating In Abu Dhabi

    Economists have long debated the effectiveness of laws enacted to spur economic development. But cities continue to try to create jobs and wealth, and some like Abu Dhabi seem to be doing something right.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    TMF Group BV
    TMF Group BV
  • Article

    New Banking Regulations For The UAE Retail Banking Sector

    The UAE Central Bank issued new Regulations No.29/2011 Regarding Bank Loans & Services Offered to Individual Customers effective as of 1 May 2011 (the Regulations).
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Hadef & Partners
    Hadef & Partners
  • Article

    Insurance Authority Prudential Regulations

    At their core, the Regulations – actually two separate Regulations applying to traditional insurers and Takaful insurers respectively - can be divided into three primary areas of concern, each with its own sub-categories.
    United Arab EmiratesInsurance
    BSA Law
    BSA Law
  • Article

    Money In The Digital Age: A Comparative Study Of E-Wallet Regulations In UAE And KSA

    Non-bank led payment services have become ubiquitous. E-wallets denoted by different terms in different countries, are becoming popular in many jurisdictions.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    KARM Legal Consultants
    KARM Legal Consultants
  • Article

    The Approval Of AED Stablecoin: A New Milestone For The UAE's Digital Finance Ecosystem

    In a significant development for the UAE's financial landscape, the country has introduced its first-ever dirham-backed stablecoin – AE Coin, launched by AED Stablecoin LLC
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    TLP Advisors
    TLP Advisors
  • Article

    New UAE Foreign Direct Investment Law

    Following a series of recent government announcements and much speculation in the market, a new Foreign Direct Investment Law has been published in the UAE Official Gazette and is now in force.
    United Arab EmiratesGovernment, Public Sector
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
  • Article

    Brexit, Market Access & The DIFC

    Brexit was a decision that shook the financial world.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    BSA Law
    BSA Law
  • Article

    Streamlining DIFC Registration And Regulation

    In the interests of simplicity and efficiency, two new DIFC laws have changed the regulatory requirements for DIFC companies and registered persons as Robert Mitchley explains.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    BSA Law
    BSA Law
  • Article

    Reinventing Remittance: A View Up Close

    Remittances serve as symbols of hope and opportunities, extending beyond financial transactions to play a transformative role in regions like rural India, Mexico, and the UAE.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    Crowe
    Crowe
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    Examining Project Financing Issues And Regulations

    Driving through Dubai one is inundated with the view of cranes and construction sites, however, if a closer look is taken it becomes increasingly more evident that many, if not most of these sites are inactive...
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    STA Law Firm
    STA Law Firm
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    The UAE’s New VASP Framework: A Comprehensive Revision Of The CMA’s Regulations

    The Capital Market Authority of the United Arab Emirates has introduced a comprehensive new licensing regime for Virtual Asset Service Providers, establishing eight distinct regulated activities with risk-based capital requirements and enhanced governance standards. The framework consolidates previous regulations while introducing stricter controls on privacy tokens, algorithmic tokens, and client asset holdings, positioning the UAE as a leading hub for regulated digital asset innovation.
    United Arab EmiratesFinance and Banking
    TLP Advisors
    TLP Advisors
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    Increased Cost Clauses in Bank Facility Agreements

    The main costs that a lender incurs in providing its loan are its funding costs – for example, EIBOR and the cost of complying with capital adequacy and liquidity requirements applicable to that loan.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Hadef & Partners
    Hadef & Partners
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