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AlQhtani & Partners is a Legal Advisory firm, which will provide counsel on matters relating to dispute resolution, corporate and banking & finance.

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Liquidation preference rights
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Liquidation preference rights 15 Jul 2025

For almost all investors on a venture capital transaction the primary motivation will ultimately be to make a capital return on their investment. In this regard, one of the protections that investors will often seek is a preference right attached to the shares subscribed for by the investors such that on a liquidation or an exit/sale event, the investors effectively rank ahead of the holders of other classes of share on the distribution of funds available.

 
India Market and Business Update: July 2025
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India Market and Business Update: July 2025 15 Jul 2025

India’s evolving arbitration landscape presents both opportunities and complexities for international clients and Indian stakeholders alike.  Read our latest update to find out more.

 
Turbulence ahead - £205.2m Cardiff Airport public funding package to be challenged under the Subsidy Control Act 2022
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Turbulence ahead - £205.2m Cardiff Airport public funding package to be challenged under the Subsidy Control Act 2022 10 Jul 2025

On 9 July 2025, the Welsh Government confirmed that its proposed £205.2m investment package to transform Cardiff Airport over the next ten years will be the subject of litigation brought under the Subsidy Control Act 2022 by Bristol Airport.