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Date: Wednesday 6 April 2011 Economic improvements and a wealth of opportunities for business in Africa have led to an increased focus on the continent. The economic regions of Africa present investors and corporations with diverse challenges, including different...

Clifford Chance is advising QNB Group on the acquisition of Société Générale’s stake in National Société Générale Bank – Egypt (NSGB). QNB Group, the largest financial institution in the State of Qatar and the MENA region, has entered into an agreement with Société...

slamic financial institutions are established on the principle that there is no separation between temporal and religious matters: compliance with Islamic law and jurisprudence – the Shari'a - extends to all aspects of life, including business and finance practices....

Islamic financial institutions are established on the principle that there is no separation between temporal and religious matters: compliance with Islamic law and jurisprudence - the Shari'a - extends to all aspects of life, including business and finance practices....

Islamic financial institutions are established on the principle that there is no separation between temporal and religious matters: compliance with Islamic law and jurisprudence – the Shari'a - extends to all aspects of life, including business and finance practices....

The first part of this article sets out the basic principles of Islamic finance and their application. An exploration, albeit brief, of these principles is necessary in order to understand the context in which regime seeking to regulate Islamic finance should operate....

The supra-national merger control regime of the Common Market of Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) came into force on 14 January 2013.  It has long review periods, potentially high filing fees and no jurisdictional thresholds, but does not prohibit closing...

An Arbitration client briefing which looks at Arbitration awards (Are they always "final and binding?") and developments in the GCC region.

The supra-national merger control regime of the Common Market of Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) came into force on 14 January 2013. It has long review periods, potentially high filing fees and no jurisdictional thresholds, but does not prohibit closing...