Murad Al-Toukhi is a partner in our Riyadh office. He advises clients on local and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, private equity, joint ventures, foreign direct investment and corporate governance, as well as general corporate matters. Murad has been involved in some of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s most high-profile deals, acting for major clients such as Saudi Aramco and the Public Investment Fund.
With the unprecedented reforms happening in Saudi Arabia, Murad regularly advises private sector and government clients on regulatory matters. He recently acted as advisor to the Office of H.E. the Minister of Investment in an in-house role advising on various regulatory matters.
His practice also focuses on litigation and alternative dispute resolution, with experience appearing before all Saudi tribunals, including the Board of Grievances, General Court, Commercial Court, Criminal Court, the Committee for Banking Disputes and the Commercial Papers Committee, as well as representing clients in arbitration proceedings. He has been involved with a broad range of banking, commercial and construction disputes.
Through his disputes practice, Murad often advises clients in distressed situations facing insolvency. Since the Saudi Bankruptcy Law came into effect in 2018, Murad has worked on several high-profile bankruptcy cases, including representing Ahmad Hamad Al Gosaibi & Bros (AHAB) in its ongoing SAR35 billion-plus (US$9.3 billion) financial restructuring, which is Saudi Arabia’s largest financial restructuring under the Bankruptcy Law.
Murad is dual qualified in California (US) and Saudi Arabia.
Corporate
Regulatory
Litigation
Restructuring and Insolvency