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Adil Hussain moves from Baker McKenzie to Hogan Lovells Cadwalader

Hussain advises on conventional, Shariah-compliant, and multi-sourced financing matters across the Middle East and internationally.

Soumanasya Sengupta

Hogan Lovells Cadwalader has strengthened its Banking & Loan Finance practice in the Middle East with the hire of Adil Hussain, who joins the firm's Dubai office from Baker McKenzie.

Hussain advises on conventional, Shariah-compliant, and multi-sourced financing matters across the Middle East and internationally. He has been involved in a number of market-leading financing transactions and has advised on the structuring and development of several innovative financing products in the region. Having worked across the UAE, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia, he has built extensive regional experience and is regularly recognized by leading legal directories for his banking and finance expertise, particularly in Islamic finance. He advises a broad range of international and regional financial institutions, corporate borrowers, and other market participants on sophisticated financing transactions.

Prior to joining Hogan Lovells Cadwalader, Hussain served as the Global Head of Islamic Finance at Baker McKenzie and led the firm's Banking & Finance practice in the Middle East.

James Doyle, Practice Group Leader, Corporate & Finance, commented,

"We are delighted to welcome Adil to the firm. He has been at the forefront of the Middle East financing market for many years, advising on some of the region's most significant and innovative financing transactions. His arrival will further strengthen our global Banking & Loan Finance platform and enhance our ability to support clients on their most significant and complex transactions."

Georgy Kalashnikov, Head of the Middle East region, added,

"The Middle East remains a strategically important market for the firm. Adil brings a wealth of experience from across the region, and his expertise and understanding of the regional market will be invaluable in helping clients navigate increasingly complex opportunities and challenges. We are delighted to welcome him as we continue to grow our finance capabilities across the region."

Hussain commented,

"Clients operating in the Middle East increasingly require advice that combines local market knowledge with international reach. Hogan Lovells Cadwalader's platform is exceptionally well positioned to meet those needs, and I am excited to join the team and contribute to the firm's continued growth in the region."

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