S&S acting as Egyptian counsel to EBRD, IFC, AIIB, DEG and Proparco to provide a US$ 455 million financing package to develop the superstructure of the second container terminal in Damietta Port in Egypt GalleryS&S acting as Egyptian counsel to EBRD, IFC, AIIB, DEG and Proparco to provide a US$ 455 million financing package to develop the superstructure of the second container terminal in Damietta Port in Egypt
Sharkawy and Sarhan advising Allianz SE on all Egyptian law aspects relating to its landmark joint venture with Sanlam Limited, creating the largest pan-African non-banking financial services business in the continent. GallerySharkawy and Sarhan advising Allianz SE on all Egyptian law aspects relating to its landmark joint venture with Sanlam Limited, creating the largest pan-African non-banking financial services business in the continent.
Sharkawy & Sarhan acted as the Egyptian legal adviser to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on a loan of up to USD100 million to Banque Misr to support Banque Misr in financing sub-loans to its SME clients. GallerySharkawy & Sarhan acted as the Egyptian legal adviser to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on a loan of up to USD100 million to Banque Misr to support Banque Misr in financing sub-loans to its SME clients.
Sharkawy & Sarhan acted as Egyptian legal adviser to the International Finance Corporation (IFC) on securing $250 million long term loans to Commercial International Bank (CIB) to support its capital and fund green projects GallerySharkawy & Sarhan acted as Egyptian legal adviser to the International Finance Corporation (IFC) on securing $250 million long term loans to Commercial International Bank (CIB) to support its capital and fund green projects
Sharkawy & Sarhan acted as Egyptian legal adviser to The International Finance Corporation (IFC) in relation to an Islamic Tier II financing of up to USD 50 million to a financial institution in Egypt. GallerySharkawy & Sarhan acted as Egyptian legal adviser to The International Finance Corporation (IFC) in relation to an Islamic Tier II financing of up to USD 50 million to a financial institution in Egypt.