NADA KAMAL
managing Associate

Nada Kamal is a Managing Associate in the firm’s Corporate and M&A department. Building on her foundational experience as an Associate in the Capital Markets department starting in 2021, she transitioned to the Corporate & M&A team in 2023 and rapidly advanced to her current leadership role. Ms. Kamal is recognized for her significant contributions to complex corporate, M&A, and banking transactions.

Ms. Kamal's practice focuses on advising clients across diverse commercial sectors. She possesses extensive experience in drafting commercial contracts, legal memoranda, and all documentation related to mergers and acquisitions. Additionally, she is actively involved in complex banking and syndicated loan transactions, leveraging her expertise to negotiate term sheets, draft facility agreements, and guide clients through closing mechanics. Ms. Kamal also collaborates closely with other departments to facilitate the incorporation of businesses providing a wide range of services.

Ms. Nada obtained her LLB form Cairo University, English section 2021.

Major Deals:

. GIECO phase II syndicated facility transaction amounting to EGP 2.8 Bn.

. Fancy Food Co. acquisition of 100% of its shares by Edita Food Industries SAE.

. Advised Beltone VC on various venture debt transactions, including the venture debt facility provided to Toma Investments for their MTO regarding the acquisition on Dice Sports and Casual Wear.

. Amel For Financial Services SAE corporate restructuring, and the acquisition of ManFin Holding SAE on its majority shares.

. Bedaya Mortgage Securitization transaction amounting to EGP 958 million from a multi- issuance program with an amount of 3 billion.

. El Ahly Leasing & Factoring Company securitization transaction amounting to EGP 747.5 million.

. Madinet Masr for Housing & Development Securitization transaction amounting to EGP 805.5 million from a multi - issuance program with an amount of 3 billion.

. GB Lease and Factoring securitization transaction amounting to EGP 1.661 billion, backed by a receivables’ portfolio of EGP 2.379 billion.