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Os advogados da STA prestam um aconselhamento abrangente em questões de financiamento comercial em geral e finanças islâmicas. A nossa equipa de bancário e financeiro é versátil e trabalha directamente em negócios complexos e projectos chave na mão .

Nós assessorámos alguns dos principais bancos na região sobre as suas disposições em questões como empréstimos e financiamento de projectos. A nossa experiência abrange ainda a estruturação internacional de cumprimento da shariah .

O nosso departamento de bancário e financeiro oferece serviços especializados nos principais aspectos de financiamento, incluindo o financiamento de empréstimos, o financiamento de activos, o financiamento de projetos, produtos estruturados, a reestruturação de dívida, mercados de capitais de dívida e lida ainda com questões de insolvência das empresas

O financeiro islâmico tem sido ultimamente mais valorizado entre o público em geral, especialmente no Médio Oriente. O sector continua em expansão nos mercados internacionais. Os nossos advogados tiveram a oportunidade de aconselhar com êxito bancos convencionais que pretendiam expandir os seus serviços nesta área. Com um objectivo de mercado transparente e com melhores resultados, prevê-se que a área das finanças islâmicas deva crescer nos próximos anos .

Os advogados da STA aconselham em aspectos importantes das finanças islâmicas, incluindo takaful (seguros) , murabaha , Istisna , Ijara e cotação de sukuk na Bolsa Financeira Internacional do Dubai (DIFX ). Aconselhamos instituições financeiras sobre as vantagens que esta área oferece ao sistema bancário tradicional. O Financeiro islâmico é um campo complexo e requer o conhecimento e aplicação dos princípios da sharia. Os nossos advogados garantem aos seus clientes que as melhores práticas e padrões internacionais são tidos em conta, ao mesmo tempo que agem em conformidade com a shariah.

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