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Ramy Wahbeh

Ramy Wahbeh

Global 2026

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Global

Practice Areas

RAMY WAHBEH serves as co-leader of the firm’s global Private Equity practice, head of the London Corporate group, and a member of the firm’s Executive Committee. His practice focuses on representing leading private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies in a wide variety of complex cross-border M&A transactions, strategic joint ventures, divestitures, carve-outs, recapitalizations, and hybrid/structured instrument investments.

Ramy has over 20 years’ experience advising on a wide range of cross-border M&A transactions and strategic joint ventures across Europe, including in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Spain, and more. He has advised on transactions in the airline, banking, finance, gaming, hospitality, insurance, leasing, mortgage, payment services, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, professional services, retail, shipping, software, and other industries.

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Chambers Global Guide

Private Equity: Buyouts - UK

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Band 4

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Ramy Wahbeh maintains a strong practice, advising private equity sponsors and portfolio companies on complex cross-border transactions. He currently sits as co-head of Sidley Austin's global private equity practice.

Strengths

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  • Ramy is very hard-working, dedicated and commercial.

    Private Equity: BuyoutsChambers Global Guide
  • Ramy has very strong legal knowledge and a lot of experience. He is someone who is very personable, which I think is quite rare. It does not feel like a transactional relationship.

    Private Equity: BuyoutsChambers Global Guide

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