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Financial Services Regulation in the Middle East

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  • Ross, Tim
    (Partner, Linklaters)

Abstract

This book outlines the financial services regulatory framework in 11 countries in the Middle East. Contributors from leading commercial law firms across the region provide a clear explanation of the relevant regulatory bodies and their powers, with consideration of the effects of each jurisdiction's national legislation. This title is supported by two companion volumes covering Europe and Asia Pacific. The series describes the principle regulatory authorities that oversee the banking, insurance and securities activities within each country. A highly practical Questions and Answers section highlights the key issues of practical importance: What enforcement powers do the relevant authorities in each country have? What scope is there for foreign entities to conduct banking, insurance, securities activities and fund marketing activities in or into each country? What is the authorisation and registration process in each jurisdiction? Supporting commentary examines the nature and scope of the current regulation and prospective market developments. The complete three volume series covers over 60 countries and is an essential reference point for those needing a practical insight into international financial services regulation and the regimes operating within jurisdictions other than their own. Contributors to this volume - Charbel Abou Charaf - Badri & Salim El Meouchi (Lebanon) Sajidah Abu El-Zait - Khalifeh & Partners (Jordan) Bashir Ahmed - Afridi & Angell (United Arab Emirates) Ahmad Anani - Advocate Mohammed Al Marri in Association with Al Tamimi and Company (Qatar) Emma Block - Trowers & Hamlins (Oman) Sara Carmody - Trowers & Hamlins (Oman) Hala Salah Eldin - Trowers & Hamlins in Association with Nour Law Office (Arab Republic of Egypt) Chadia El Meouchi - Badri & Salim El Meouchi (Lebanon) Sajidah El-Zait - Khalifeh & Partners (Jordan) Sara Abdel Gabbar - Trowers & Hamlins in Association with Nour Law Office (Arab Republic of Egypt) Sara Hinton -Trowers & Hamlins in association with Nour Law Office (Arab Republic of Egypt) Mazen Khaddour - Law Office of M Khaddour & Associates (Syrian Arab Republic) Stephen Matthews - Baker Botts LLP (Saudi Arabia) Amal Moussa -Trowers & Hamlins in Association with Nour Law Office (Arab Republic of Egypt) Ayman Nour - Trowers & Hamlins in Association with Nour Law Office (Arab Republic of Egypt) Aminta Paiva - Baker Botts LLP (Saudi Arabia) Babul Parikh - Baker Botts LLP (Saudi Arabia) David Pfeiffer - Bryan Cave in Association with Mashora Advocates (Kuwait) Jihad Rizkallah - Etude Badri & Salim El Meouchi (Lebanon) Keith Shaw - S Horowitz & Co (Israel) Stuart Walker - Afridi & Angell (United Arab Emirates) Hugh Stokes - Hatim S. Zu'bi & Partners (Bahrain)

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  • Ross, Tim (ed.), 2008. "Financial Services Regulation in the Middle East," OUP Catalogue, Oxford University Press, edition 2, number 9780199532827.
    • Handle: RePEc:oxp:obooks:9780199532827
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