Kuwait’s new Anti-Fronting Law introduces significant restrictions on commercial concealment and arrangements that allow individuals or businesses to circumvent applicable licensing or foreign ownership requirements.
What does the new law mean for businesses, and what should they be considering ahead of its implementation?
Join us for a practical webinar examining the key legal and practical implications of the new law and the steps businesses should consider before it comes into force in February 2027.
Book your place: asarinfocus.com
Ahmed Barakat, Head of ASAR’s Litigation and Arbitration Department, will lead the session, covering:
- The definition and scope of commercial concealment.
- Corporate and personal criminal liability.
- Whistleblowing provisions.
- The interconnection between the Anti-Fronting Law, UBO rules, and the latest amendments to the Commercial and Companies laws.
For background ahead of the webinar, you may wish to read our recent article, “Kuwait Tightens Rules on Commercial Concealment”: [Read the article].
We hope you can join us for this timely discussion.
