Mohammed Saib

Mohammed Saib is a Director in our Banking, Finance & Projects practice. He has extensive experience acting as transactional counsel in various local and cross-border transactions for jurisdictions including Namibia, Botswana, Malawi, Tanzania, and Lesotho advising on, inter alia, programme establishments/updates, notes issuances, amendment and restatements (which include noteholder consent processes) and debt restructurings. His experience also spans across the leverage finance desk to the extent that there are secured programmes and/or distressed lending transactions. Mohammed has advised South African state-owned entities and municipalities in relation to borrowings in terms of the Public Finance Management Act, the Municipal Finance Management Act, the Insurance Act and the Solvency Assessment and Management requirements. Mohammed has also advised on the issuance of regulatory capital issued under the requirements of the Banks Act. · Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr

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Director in the Banking, Finance & Projects practice at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, Mohammed Saib is an experienced transactional counsel on local and cross-border finance matters across jurisdictions in southern Africa. He advises on programme establishments/updates, notes issuances, amendments and restatements (including noteholder consent processes), debt restructurings, secured programmes/distressed lending and regulatory capital issuance, and has advised South African state-owned entities and municipalities on borrowings under the PFMA, MFMA and related regulatory regimes.

Practice areas

Banking & FinanceProjectsLeveraged FinanceDebt RestructuringFinancial Regulation

Office

South Africa

Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr · Mohammed Saib is a Director in our Banking, Finance & Projects practice. He has extensive experience acting as transactional counsel in various local and cross-border transactions for jurisdictions including Namibia, Botswana, Malawi, Tanzania, and Lesotho advising on, inter alia, programme establishments/updates, notes issuances, amendment and restatements (which include noteholder consent processes) and debt restructurings. His experience also spans across the leverage finance desk to the extent that there are secured programmes and/or distressed lending transactions. Mohammed has advised South African state-owned entities and municipalities in relation to borrowings in terms of the Public Finance Management Act, the Municipal Finance Management Act, the Insurance Act and the Solvency Assessment and Management requirements. Mohammed has also advised on the issuance of regulatory capital issued under the requirements of the Banks Act.

South Africa

Expertise

NamibiaBotswanaMalawiTanzaniaLesothoSouth African state-owned entities and municipalitiesNotes issuances & programme establishment/updatesAmendments, restatements and noteholder consent processesSecured programmes and distressed lendingRegulatory capital issuance (Banks Act)

Education

LLB Law (Summa Cum Laude)
Practice Management Training Course

Admissions

Registered with the Legal Practice Council

Languages

English