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On this blessed occasion of Eid Al Adha, ABS Partners extends its warmest wishes to you and your loved ones.May this sac...
26/05/2026

On this blessed occasion of Eid Al Adha, ABS Partners extends its warmest wishes to you and your loved ones.

May this sacred festival inspire gratitude, compassion, and generosity, and bring peace and happiness to your homes. ❤️🌙

Saudi Arabia's sports sector is undergoing a major legal and institutional transformation, with arbitration emerging as ...
23/05/2026

Saudi Arabia's sports sector is undergoing a major legal and institutional transformation, with arbitration emerging as a cornerstone of modern sports governance.

As the Kingdom positions itself as a global sporting hub under Vision 2030, disputes involving football, horse racing, esports, sponsorships, broadcasting rights, athlete contracts, and disciplinary actions are becoming increasingly sophisticated and international in nature.

Key highlights from the analysis:

Saudi Arabia has adopted a hybrid sports arbitration model combining state oversight, federation governance, and international arbitral integration

The Saudi Arbitration Law aligns closely with UNCITRAL principles and strengthens investor confidence

Football has become the primary catalyst for arbitration reform

due to growing internationalisation and commercialisation CAS integration reflects Saudi Arabia's increasing participation in the global sports law ecosystem

Enforcement of sports arbitral awards is supported through the New York Convention and evolving pro-arbitration judicial practice

Arbitration is now central to governance in football, horse racing, motorsport, boxing, and esports

Challenges remain regarding institutional specialisation, transparency, and procedural harmonisation

The evolution of sports arbitration in Saudi Arabia demonstrates how legal reform, commercial sport, and international investment are increasingly interconnected in the Kingdom's broader economic transformation.

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Author Dr Bini Saroj, and Co-Author Mr. Mohammed Rohin

Arbitration Vision2030

Regulatory tightening in global financial centres continues to reflect an increasing emphasis on transparency, governanc...
19/05/2026

Regulatory tightening in global financial centres continues to reflect an increasing emphasis on transparency, governance, and financial integrity. In a recent development, the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has introduced sweeping amendments to its commercial legislation, significantly strengthening its regulatory framework and aligning it with evolving international standards.

By prohibiting bearer shares, enhancing beneficial ownership obligations, and refining compliance timelines, the reforms underscore a clear shift toward stricter oversight and risk mitigation, particularly in relation to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing. The changes also carry important implications for trustees, corporate structures, and service providers operating within ADGM.

Our latest article examines the scope of these amendments and their impact on regulatory compliance and corporate governance in the ADGM jurisdiction.

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Authored by Asif Rashid Abdul

As labour markets become increasingly competitive, the enforceability of post-employment restraints continues to attract...
12/05/2026

As labour markets become increasingly competitive, the enforceability of post-employment restraints continues to attract close legal scrutiny. In the UAE, non-compete clauses are now governed by a more structured statutory framework, reflecting a balance between protecting business interests and preserving workforce mobility.

By introducing clear thresholds, enforceability conditions, and grounds for invalidity, the framework underscores that such restrictions must be reasonable, proportionate, and closely tied to legitimate business interests.

Our latest article examines the legal framework, enforceability standards, and key drafting considerations for non-compete clauses in the UAE.

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Authored by Asif Rashid Abdul, Co-authored by Esitha Fathima

The integration of digital identity with financial services continues to reshape regulatory frameworks in global financi...
07/05/2026

The integration of digital identity with financial services continues to reshape regulatory frameworks in global financial hubs. In a recent development, the UAE has introduced a "Tourist Identity" initiative enabling non-resident visitors to open bank accounts digitally upon arrival, marking a significant step in its fintech and digital governance ecosystem.

By combining biometric identification with instant banking access, the initiative reflects a broader shift toward seamless financial onboarding, while raising important considerations around AML compliance, KYC obligations, and data protection standards. The move also carries implications for businesses engaging with digitally onboarded customers in the UAE's tourism and commercial sectors.

Our latest article examines the regulatory framework, operational impact, and compliance considerations arising from this development.

At ABS, we believe that every achievement begins with people.On this World Labour Day, we acknowledge the invaluable con...
01/05/2026

At ABS, we believe that every achievement begins with people.

On this World Labour Day, we acknowledge the invaluable contributions of workers across all sectors and reaffirm our commitment to empowering talent and fostering growth in the UAE.

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The UAE is not just crypto-friendly. It is actively designing the future of digital finance.What makes the UAE stand out...
28/04/2026

The UAE is not just crypto-friendly. It is actively designing the future of digital finance.

What makes the UAE stand out is not hype, but structure.

Regulators like Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, Dubai Financial Services Authority, and Financial Services Regulatory Authority are building one of the most sophisticated virtual asset ecosystems globally.

Here's what sets it apart:

Virtual assets are legally recognised as an asset class (not legal tender)

• Clear licensing across exchanges, custodians, brokers Free zones like Dubai International Financial Centre and Abu Dhabi Global Market enable global operations • Strong AML, KYC, and cybersecurity enforcement

This creates a rare balance: Innovation without regulatory vacuum

But the risks are real:

Unlicensed operations attract strict penalties
AML breaches can trigger criminal liability
Market volatility and tech risks remain high

The bigger takeaway:

The UAE is not treating crypto as a trend. It is treating it as infrastructure.
And jurisdictions that regulate early, scale faster. https://Inkd.in/g8cGrJRb

FinTech VARA ADGM DIFC DigitalAssets

This World IP Day, ABS Partners celebrates the intersection of Intellectual Property and Sports.From protecting broadcas...
26/04/2026

This World IP Day, ABS Partners celebrates the intersection of Intellectual Property and Sports.

From protecting broadcast rights and trademarks to safeguarding athlete endorsements and innovations, IP plays a vital role in powering the global sports industry.

As highlighted by WIPO’s 2026 theme, strong IP frameworks continue to drive growth, fairness, and innovation in sports worldwide.

Joint ventures continue to be a preferred route for businesses entering or expanding within the UAE market. However, the...
22/04/2026

Joint ventures continue to be a preferred route for businesses entering or expanding within the UAE market. However, the legal and operational complexities underlying such arrangements are often underestimated, particularly where agreements lack clarity on governance, obligations, and exit mechanisms.

As the UAE's corporate legal framework evolves, especially with recent amendments to the Commercial Companies Law, there is a growing need for carefully structured joint venture agreements that anticipate potential risks and provide clear pathways for resolution and exit.

Our latest article examines the key legal risks associated with UAE joint ventures and highlights how well-drafted exit provisions can safeguard commercial interests from the outset.

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As digital ecosystems expand, so do the risks for younger users. This piece examines the UAE's Child Digital Safety Law,...
13/04/2026

As digital ecosystems expand, so do the risks for younger users. This piece examines the UAE's Child Digital Safety Law, 2025, and how it introduces a structured legal framework aimed at safeguarding children online.

It briefly touches on the law's wide scope, covering digital platforms, ISPs, and caregivers, along with key obligations around data protection, age verification, and content control. The article also points to the introduction of a classification-based compliance system and stricter enforcement measures for non-compliance.

A concise read on how regulatory approaches to child safety are evolving alongside digital growth.

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