UAE, Qatar lead MENA M&A boost
M&A activity has bounced back across the Middle East and North Africa, with a deal value of US$10.7 bn in first quarter 2010 led by the UAE and Qatar.
M&A activity has bounced back across the Middle East and North Africa, with a deal value of US$10.7 bn in first quarter 2010 led by the UAE and Qatar.
A senior Australian politician has resigned amid claims of misusing official travel expenses and improper dealings surrounding a personal trip to Dubai.
Standards of regulation for financial service providers differ significantly between the DIFC and outside jurisdictions in the emirate.
Shortage of professionals, inconsistent levels of care and rising costs among key findings of a recent Middle East healthcare study.
Hassan el Nahas, ABN Amro’s head of private banking in the Middle East, has stepped aside from his role, citing family reasons.
Islamic financial instruments and their investors were victims not perpetrators of the global credit crisis, according to lawyer.
Imagenation, the film-making subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Media Company, has announced five new Emirati film projects.
Many of Dubai’s mega-projects envisaged during the construction boom will never be completed, according to industry insiders.
Owners’ rights for mixed-use premises appear to be largely absent from Dubai’s Strata Law guidelines, according to a legal expert.
Dubai will never be home to a “normal” property industry, according to Karim Nassif from Habib Al Mulla & Company.
Several challenges need addressing if global Islamic finance industry is to reach growth potential, experts says.
Shuaa Capital chief executive reveals several IPOs will take place within a matter of months.
Greater corporate transparency and expatriate integration the key challenges facing the DIFC.
UAE government officials and Algerian leaders discuss ways of strengthening bilateral trade relations.