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Bracewell gets English, Saudi qualified partner for Dubai office
DUBAI, 8 days ago Bracewell, a leading law and government relations firm primarily serving the energy, finance and technology industries, has announced that Ibrahim Siddiki has joined the firm as a dual English and Saudi qualified partner at its Dubai office. Siddiki comes to the firm from Vinson & Elkins, where he advised private equity and corporate clients on a range of transactions in the energy, petrochemicals, healthcare and telecommunications sectors. Siddiki has extensive corporate and commercial experience advising clients on cross-border investments, M&A transactions, complex commercial contracts, general corporate advisory and regulatory compliance.
Ibrahim Siddiki Joins Bracewell as Dual English and Saudi Qualified Partner in Dubai
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Ibrahim Siddiki has joined the firm as a dual English and Saudi qualified partner in the Dubai office. Siddiki comes to the firm from Vinson & Elkins LLP, where he advised private equity and corporate clients on a range of transactions in the energy, petrochemicals, healthcare and telecommunications sectors.
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Siddiki has extensive corporate and commercial experience advising clients on cross-border investments, M&A transactions, complex commercial contracts, general corporate advisory and regulatory compliance. He has also worked on projects and project financings across the Middle East, including with respect to public-private partnerships, EPC contracts, O&M agreements and supply agreements. Siddiki is a Saudi national and fluent in Arabic, Urdu, Hindi and English.
Bracewell gets English, Saudi qualified partner for Dubai office
DUBAI, 4 hours, 37 minutes ago Bracewell, a leading law and government relations firm primarily serving the energy, finance and technology industries, has announced that Ibrahim Siddiki has joined the firm as a dual English and Saudi qualified partner at its Dubai office. Siddiki comes to the firm from Vinson & Elkins, where he advised private equity and corporate clients on a range of transactions in the energy, petrochemicals, healthcare and telecommunications sectors. Siddiki has extensive corporate and commercial experience advising clients on cross-border investments, M&A transactions, complex commercial contracts, general corporate advisory and regulatory compliance.
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