Former Leeds MD detained in Dubai
The former managing director of Leeds United currently jailed in Dubai has had his assets frozen by a UK high court judge.
The former managing director of Leeds United currently jailed in Dubai has had his assets frozen by a UK high court judge.
The Dubai Chamber of commerce membership registered a 24.3% increase in the first six months of 2014 compared to the same period last year.
Matthew Waterfield, general manager for Middle East and Africa at Friends Provident International, has resigned from his position and will leave the company in September.
The detained ex-managing director of Leeds United football club has threatened to reveal “damaging allegations” about his former employer from his Dubai jail cell.
Swiss banking group Syz & Co. has opened a representative office in the Dubai International Finance Centre.
Former Leeds United managing director David Haigh may have to stay in a Dubai jail until 23 June over allegations of serious financial mismanagement reaching $5m, in what he describes as a case of forgery and underhand tactics.
The ex-managing director of Leeds United football club has reportedly been arrested in Dubai, following accusations of financial irregularities by the clubs former owners.
The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) has issued a warning about a group of scammers who are masquerading as a legitimate firm in order to demand money from members of the public.
Nedbanks UK and Dubai offices led the way last year in a period which saw across the board growth for the private wealth company.
Dubai is one of the most exciting investment outposts in the emerging world. We have been bullish on this market for some time and, following our recent visit to the region, our thesis remains intact.
Dubais state holding company has for the first time revealed financial results which show the health of the emirates economy.
The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) has alerted the public to a series of scam emails using false affiliations with the Dubai International Finance Centre (DIFC) to fraudulently demand money.