Legal aspects of doing business in the Middle East

“Legal Aspects of Doing Business in the Middle East” provides comprehensive coverage on the requirements for doing business, prepared by local practitioners with expertise in business transactions. In this chapter, practical insights, commentary and analysis are offered on: regulation for business, forms of doing business, free zones, licensing of business by the Emirates, labour and immigration regulations and many needful topics you need to know for doing business in the UAE.

Banking Regulation (UAE chapter), Lexology Getting The Deal Through

This volume in the Getting the Deal Through series provides an overview of the regulations governing the banking industry and comparative analysis of key issues. Topics covered include: regulatory framework, supervision and enforcement, capital requirements, ownership, restrictions and implications and changes in control.

Three Years On: The Bankruptcy Regime in the United Arab Emirates

As we approach the third anniversary of the implementation of the Bankruptcy Law, Charles Laubach and Rahat Dar take a look at the current insolvency framework available in the UAE (including in the two financial free zones: Dubai international Financial Centre at the Abu Dhabi Global Market, each of which has adopted its own insolvency rules) to consider whether the aspirations underpinning the Bankruptcy Law have been realised.