Previously, Mishari was a legal adviser at the Capital Market Authority of Saudi Arabia, during which time he advised on various matters under the CMA regulations. Mishari has also worked as a senior associate at a leading US law firm.

Yazeed works closely with government stakeholders on various National Transformation Program initiatives and 2030 Vision projects, including the structuring and drafting of a number of regulations and policies.

Yazeed’s experience also includes privatization, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate and Capital Markets matters as well as commercial disputes.

Robert regularly provides advice on innovative and “first-ever” deals, such as the first Rule 144A securities offering out of Saudi Arabia, the first securities offering out of the GCC qualifying as Lower Tier II capital for regulatory purposes or the first public takeover transaction in Saudi Arabia.

Pursuant to Chambers Global, “Robert Vydra is commended for his knowledge of Islamic capital markets and his vast experience of public and private securities. He is notably proficient in handling matters concerning the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul)”

She advises government entities on matters central to their mandates, including the design of regulatory frameworks, legislative drafting, sector-wide governance reforms, and the implementation of national strategies and transformation initiatives. Her work often involves close coordination with senior government stakeholders and policymaking bodies.

Alongside her public sector practice, Raneem advises Saudi and international clients on a wide range of corporate and transactional matters across the full business lifecycle. Her experience includes mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and corporate governance. She also advises on investment into Saudi Arabia, including market entry and commercial frameworks such as franchise and commercial agency arrangements.

Her experience includes full-spectrum corporate advisory work, including transactional matters, regulatory compliance, the foreign investment regime, and M&A. She brings this global perspective and expertise to her work at STAT.

His expertise extends to corporate governance and complex transactional law, providing comprehensive legal solutions to a diverse range of clients. Mosab is a qualified lawyer licensed by the Ministry of Justice and a member of the Saudi Arabian Bar Association.

Prior to joining STAT, he worked at a Public Investment Fund (PIF) subsidiary, advising on legal governance, board affairs, and aviation law. Abdullah is a qualified lawyer licensed by the Ministry of Justice and a member of the Saudi Arabian Bar Association.