Law Update
Al Tamimi & Company is at the forefront of sharing legal knowledge and insights from across the Middle East & North Africa, combining regional expertise and practical experience to keep you informed on the latest developments shaping the legal landscape.
This series features audio versions of selected articles from our monthly Law Update publication, covering a wide range of topics including breaking legal news, legislative changes, and regulatory reforms.
Access to the right information is essential in today’s global economy, and these audio editions offer a convenient way to stay up to date, anytime, anywhere.
Episodes
57 episodes
The CBUAE’s Resolution Powers Under the New Banking Law: Practical Considerations for Financial Institutions
The UAE Capital Market Authority's New ATS Framework: A Landmark for Onshore Capital Markets Regulation
When Lending Becomes Laundering: Loan-Back Schemes, Shell Banks, and Iraq's Regulatory Response
KSA's Capital Market Authority Issues the Cross-Border Passporting Guide for Investment Funds: Key Takeaways for GCC Fund Managers
Force Majeure Does Not Cancel Debt: War, Regional Escalation, and Borrower Obligations Under the Saudi Civil Transactions Law
Establishing Private Real-Estate Funds in the KSA: Regulatory Pathways and the Newly Introduced Simplified Investment Fund Framework
Geopolitical Conflict, Force Majeure Clauses, and Cashflow Crises: The Qatar Central Bank’s Regulatory intervention
Security Interests Upheld: Dubai Court Affirms Enforceability of Lease-Assignment Agreements as Bank Collateral
Remote-Access Investment Scams: Bahrain’s Court of Cassation Tightens Liability for Electronic Fraud Facilitators
Before the Music Stops: Clawback Risk and the Suspect Period under Saudi Bankruptcy Law- What Boards and Lenders Need to Know
Directors’ Duties Don’t Stop at the Battlefield: Governance Obligations During Geopolitical Instability – a UAE law perspective
“Legal and governance obligations do not pause alongside normal commercial activity.”As disruption continues across the region, many organisations are focused on stabilising operations, protecting employees and managing risk.For b...
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Designing a Workable Carbon Capture Use and Storage Regulatory Regime: Key Policy Challenges
Carbon capture, use, and storage (CCUS) is being adopted by signatories to the Paris Agreement to assist them in meeting their nationally determined contributions (NDCs) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.Find all the episodes in this ed...
UAE Project Disruption and Geopolitical Risk — Key Contractual Considerations
The military conflict ensuing in the Gulf region following the events of 28 February 2026 has direct impact on developers, sponsors, lenders, contractors and insurers and their infrastructure projects in the region. This alert sets out certain ...
