Shahad Al-Humaidani

Shahad Alhumaidani is an Associate at GLA & Company’s Riyadh office. Shahad holds experience working at both the governmental and private sectors in KSA and has the experience to advice on capital market, corporate and commercial transactional and advisory matters including due diligence exercise, corporate governance and mergers and acquisitions.

Education

Bachelor of Law and Political Science, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia King Saud University.

Recent Experience

Corporate

Advising several clients on their corporate governance policies for carrying out merger and acquisitions transactions.

Capital Markets

Converting companies to public joint stock companies and preparing such companies for listing on the Saudi Exchange Markets (Main and Secondary).
Conducting legal due diligence exercise for companies for the purposes of listing the same, and representing such companies before the Saudi Capital Market Authority (CMA).

Languages

Arabic
English

Updates

Recent Amendments to the Qatar Financial Centre Law No. 7 of 2005

The State of Qatar recently issued notable amendments to the Qatar Financial Centre Law no. (7) of 2005 (the “QFC Law”). The amendments, issued via Qatar Law No. 16 of 2024, serve to enhance the legal and administrative framework of the QFC. Below is an overview of the significant provisions. […]

Kuwait blocks debt declarations for foreign beneficiaries

CLIENT ALERT! The Ministry of Justice in Kuwait has issued Administrative Circulation No. 4 of 2025 which requires all notaries in the Real Estate Registration and Authentication Department to stop accepting any debt or guarantee declarations issued from citizens in favor of non-Kuwaiti persons. This circulation is effective starting from […]

LESSONS LEARNED: SAUDI DAWN RAIDS

INTRODUCTION: In a dynamic market such as that of the Kingdome of Saudi Arabia (“KSA”), it is envisioned that regulatory authorities will be very active in monitoring and dealing with potential and de facto practices which violate any anti-trust protections of the free-market structure. In such a sense, Royal Decree […]