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With a long history of advising on high-profile banking and financial transactions, our team, at Khairallah Advocates and Legal Consultants, offers comprehensive legal services to both lenders and borrowers, while handling all types of financial and banking structures in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. 

For certain banks in the UAE, our banking lawyers in dubai provide essential legal advice on various banking transactions. This includes reviewing banking contracts and forms, documenting credit facilities, securities, syndicated loans, and loan agreements, as well as drafting terms and conditions for account openings.

Our expert banking & finance lawyers provide advice in the following areas:

What is the law in banking and finance in UAE?

Banking and finance law in UAE is concerned with the contractual connection that exists between lenders and borrowers. The basic goal of all financial transactions is to negotiate and manage this connection such that the represented party’s interests are satisfied both legally and profitably.

FAQ about banking and finance in UAE | banking lawyers in Dubai

Who regulates financial institutions in UAE?

In the “on-shore” UAE, financial institutions are regulated by two main bodies: the Central Bank of the UAE, overseeing banks, financial firms, payment service providers, and insurance companies; and the Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority (ESCA), which regulates markets, listed companies, and securities brokers.

What are the laws and regulations in UAE?

The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) regulates and supervises financial services businesses. This includes all relevant legislation and regulations applicable to financial services firms within CBUAE’s authority.

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