The banking and finance practice at Al Tamimi & Company In Association with Adv. Mohammed Al Marri is a key source of expertise in the market for conventional and Islamic finance transactions, and advises on mandates pertaining to capital markets, trade, asset and project finance, and contentious matters. Matthew Heaton heads the Doha practice, advising on debt restructuring, derivatives and other financial mandates, in addition to a track record in regulatory mandates. Associate Muhammad Mitha also has notable experience of transactional work and regulatory matters.

Addleshaw Goddard‘s finance and banking practice is active across local, regional and international transactions, and includes among its portfolio of clients companies from the projects, energy, construction, TMT and other sectors in conventional and Islamic banking matters. Robin Hickman heads the practice, accompanied by Alan MacRitchie, who is a key member of the team for bilateral and syndicated facilities transactions, debt restructurings, and other related work.

White & Case LLP is active on major debt financing mandates, and utilises experience in corporate and real estate finance, leveraged finance, and cross-border conventional and Islamic finance transactions. The Doha office is jointly headed by its senior partners, which include Kate Chapman, a key member of the team for real estate financing, Charbel Charaf, who is active in corporate financing, and Gareth Hodder, who is a port of call for energy, infrastructure and project finance matters. Associate Brenda Migwalla is also active in project finance matters.

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP‘s banking and finance team acts for both borrowers and lenders in a number of bilateral and syndicated loan transactions, along with project finance and capital markets transactions achieved through Islamic instruments, including Sukuk and Murabahas. Dani Kabbani and Samer Sarkis jointly head the practice, and are broadly experienced in financing, issuance and other financial sector matters. Marwah Rawashdeh and Mohammed Alaboushi are also key names to note.

Sultan Al-Abdulla & Partners ‘s financial practice is adept at handling transactional mandates, including domestic and cross-border financing and refinancing, in addition to regulatory matters such as licensing and contractual matters. Founder Sultan Al-Abdulla jointly heads the practice with Salman Mahmood who offers clients experience in syndicated and bilateral finance transactions, restructurings, and project finance. Mohamed Fouad and Omar Qouteshat are also highly active. Ribal Fattal left the team in March 2025.