In the latest edition to the Global Restructuring Trends, our Middle East team explains how the region’s bankruptcy and insolvency landscape has evolved over the last few years. While the Middle East remains a relatively favorable place to navigate the prevailing global economic headwinds, companies must put in place the best capital management structures to cope with possible challenges and to seize opportunities as the region’s transformation accelerates. Find out more in this exciting video…
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