Linklaters strengthens Dubai team with Islamic finance and projects hires

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Linklaters is a law firm which specialises in advising the world's leading companies, financial institutions and governments on their most challenging transactions and assignments. With offices in major business and financial centres, we deliver an outstanding service to our clients anywhere in the world.

Linklaters' Dubai office will be led by Ewan Cameron, who was previously head of corporate and securities at Clifford Chance's Dubai office. His practice covers corporate/M&A, capital markets (equity and debt capital markets, including securitisations) and general finance (banking, projects, assets). The other partners in Dubai are Scott Campbell, who operates across corporate/M&A, TMT and equity capital markets and also joins from Clifford Chance, and projects partner Jonathan Inman, who has transferred from Linklaters' London office.
Linklaters has worked extensively in the Middle East for more than thirty years advising governments, banks, corporates and project sponsors. We have amassed considerable experience working on project finance transactions, securities issues, corporate finance transactions, aircraft financings, LNG shipping financings, real estate financings, Islamic financings and conventional banking transactions. We have also been involved in the creation of local currency denominated international securities issues for borrowers in the region.

Linklaters' Islamic finance practice advises clients on Islamic asset, project, trade and acquisition finance transactions, Islamic private equity and investment funds, Islamic real estate financings, Islamic capital markets and derivatives transactions, and Islamic insurance products. We have broad experience across a range of Islamic finance transactions in jurisdictions throughout Europe, the Middle East and the Far East.

Linklaters' projects practice covers the full range of projects, including infrastructure, PFI/PPP, energy, oil and gas, electricity and nuclear, renewables, telecommunications and technology, mining, water and rail. We advise corporates, banks and governments on some of the largest utility and infrastructure projects around the world, including landmark IPPs and oil and gas projects. We provide the full range of advice wherever our clients need it, and we have both English and New York law capabilities in each of the main jurisdictions, as well as locally qualified lawyers.


Sarah Peters
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Linklaters, London
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