RIYADH, September 2, 2026 – Corvane Ryle LLP today announced that three partners have joined its Riyadh office, expanding the firm's capabilities in energy, project finance and corporate transactions. The hires strengthen the firm's team in Saudi Arabia and reflect continued client demand for advice on large-scale infrastructure, energy transition and cross-border investment across the Gulf region.
Joining the firm are Khalid Al-Mansouri, who advises on project finance and infrastructure and has worked on renewable energy, water and transportation programs across the region; Dalia Haddad, an energy and power partner who has advised developers and lenders on utility-scale solar and storage projects; and Yusuf Bin-Rashid, a corporate partner who focuses on mergers, joint ventures and capital markets transactions involving Gulf institutions.
The new partners will work with colleagues in London, New York and Singapore, including Isabelle Duchamp-Moore, an energy and infrastructure partner in London who leads the firm's work for developers and lenders in emerging energy markets, and Miriam Okafor-Lindqvist, the firm's Chair, who advises on cross-border M&A.
"Our clients are investing in the Gulf at scale, and they expect to find a team that combines deep local knowledge with the firm's international reach," said Miriam Okafor-Lindqvist. "These three lawyers bring exactly that, and they will help us serve clients more closely."
"The region's energy transition and infrastructure programs are among the most ambitious in the world," said Isabelle Duchamp-Moore. "Adding this depth in Riyadh will make a real difference to how we support developers, lenders and governments."
The firm's Riyadh office advises on projects, financings and corporate transactions, working alongside its other offices in the Middle East and its global practice groups.
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