Leevyn Isabel, Business Development Director,
and Alan Booth, Global Head of Capital Markets,
Ocorian, outline how changes to rules on business ownership have
made the UAE even more attractive from a structuring and financing
perspective.
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One of the most eye-catching global economic success stories of
the modern age has been the rise of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)
- now the commercial capital, and a key strategic hub, of the
Middle East and North Africa. A federation of seven individual
emirates, the UAE boasts one of the most liberal trade regimes in
the Gulf and ranks 16th in the world for the ease of doing
business.
The UAE is also proving an increasingly compelling destination
for international investment. The reason? It's home to two of
the world's most sophisticated financial services centres - the
Dubai International Finance Centre (DIFC), and Abu Dhabi Global
Market (ADGM) - which, together, form a
