MR. USAMA SIDDIQUI, Senior Legal Counsel at Ali Khan Law Associates, brings over seven years of experience in project finance, corporate advisory, and high-stakes negotiations. Holding an LL.M. (Hons.) in International Dispute Resolution and a Diploma in Corporate and Commercial Law from the University of London, he offers sharp legal insight into complex, multi-dimensional transactions. His ability to manage regulatory compliance, financing structures, and risk mitigation strategies makes him a trusted advisor to multinational corporations, financial institutions, and private investors.
At Ali Khan Law Associates, Mr. Siddiqui plays a key role in structuring intricate infrastructure, energy, and commercial transactions, ensuring bankable solutions and legal certainty for large-scale projects. He has been instrumental in drafting and negotiating agreements for high-value transactions, including a landmark deal involving three 50 MW solar power projects, where he led negotiations on the Working Capital Finance Facility and related regulatory matters. His strong command over corporate structuring and financial frameworks ensures that projects progress seamlessly through regulatory approvals and commercial execution.
Before joining the Firm, Mr. Siddiqui served at Engro Corporation Limited, where he gained strategic experience in contractual negotiations, intellectual property management, and high-level service agreements. His work in overseeing Engro’s industrial operations and trademark portfolios refined his ability to navigate cross-border transactions, corporate governance frameworks, and strategic risk management.
Known for his client-focused approach and precision in handling complex legal issues, Mr. Siddiqui strengthens the Firm’s bench depth, ensuring robust, commercially viable solutions for major infrastructure and energy projects. His analytical mindset and execution-driven strategy continue to reinforce Ali Khan Law Associates’ reputation as a market leader in high-stakes project finance and corporate transactions.