Where it applies
Solutions
The work our customers hand to the council most often.
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Entering the UAE market
Onshore or a financial free zone — and what each one costs you.
The UAE is not one jurisdiction. Choosing between the mainland and a financial free zone sets your licensing route, your courts, your data rules and your tax position for years.
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Licensing and authorisation
What you need permission for, and from whom.
Regulated activity in the UAE is defined narrowly and enforced literally. The expensive mistakes are the ones where a firm thought it was outside the perimeter.
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Building a compliance programme
Policies that survive an inspection.
AML/CFT, sanctions, data protection and conduct — drafted against the instruments that actually apply to you, not a template from another market.
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Risk and governance
Name the exposure before it names you.
A standing view of what could go wrong, who owns it, and what the board has actually been told — rather than a risk register nobody has opened since the last audit.
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Board and committee reporting
The paper, not the deck.
Board papers, audit committee packs and regulator correspondence, drafted bilingually from work you have already done.
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Transactions and diligence
Read the data room faster than the deadline.
Contract stacks, regulatory consents and change-of-control triggers, read against UAE rules with the clause quoted and the exposure ranked.
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