Consequences of LIBOR transition for the Middle Eastern banking market: Webinar with Al Tamimi & Company

Justina Stewart was delighted to speak today to over 170 attendees on the consequences of LIBOR transition for the Middle Eastern banking market.

The talk focused on the significant challenges to both Middle Eastern banks and regulators brought about by LIBOR transition, and some of the steps that can be taken to mitigate associated risks.  Many thanks to Al Tamimi & Company, and particularly Justina’s co-speakers, Mark Brown and Matthew Heaton, for hosting such an interesting talk.

Justina Stewart is ranked as a Leading Junior in Banking & Finance and Insolvency, and is appointed to the Attorney General’s Panel of Junior Counsel to the Crown. A former economist and investment banker, she is described in directories as “incredibly impressive and a force to be reckoned with”, and a “highly intelligent and tenacious litigator”  who is “also far more financially literate than most barristers”, and with “a very good commercial application”.

Justina’s recent article in the FT’s Global Risk Regulator can be found here.

Find Out More

If you would like to discuss any of the issues covered in this article please contact Justina directly or via her practice management team; Matt Sale (+44 (0)20 7427 4910) or Peter Foad (+44 (0)20 7427 0807) who would be happy to have a discussion in the strictest of confidence.

Webinars & Recordings 18 Jun, 2020