Founding Partner
Samia’s fields of expertise encompasses Corporate law, Private Equity, Real Estate and Investment Funds.
Within her 24 years of professional activity, she put her name on the map starring in many large and international deals.
An extraordinarily quick thinker, she is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to negotiating or finding tailor-made solutions for her clients.
With the support of her multicultural and award-winning team, Samia advises multinational corporations, venture capitalists, investment funds, and financial institutions from Europe, USA, and the Middle East. They particularly appreciate her “responsiveness” and her “cutting-edge, reliable expertise,” as well as “the tailor-made solutions she always provides” them.
Samia’s utmost professionalism is not only praised by her clients; it is also regularly highlighted by independent rankings. She was also recognised as one of the top 100 Leading Advisors in the fields of Investment Funds and Islamic Finance by the Finance Monthly Magazine.
As such, she is frequently invited as a speaker at international conferences.
Samia also acts as liquidator for certain companies. She was also called as a Board member of top of first-class International Groups (Platinum Equity, Nexteer Automotive, David Brown Santasalo, Clyde Blowers, Bratel, etc.).
Samia is a member of the International Bar Association (IBA) and has been a member of the Luxembourg Bar since 1999.
Languages: French – English – Spanish
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