Licensed Bankruptcy Trustee in Saudi Arabia
The firm holds a Bankruptcy Commission trustee license to administer bankruptcy proceedings following appointment by the competent court, with nationwide capability across Saudi Arabia.
What does a bankruptcy trustee do?
A bankruptcy trustee is an independent professional appointed to administer a proceeding under the Bankruptcy Law. Responsibilities include protecting the proceeding, collecting information, communicating with parties, reviewing claims and reporting to the court.
The trustee's duties vary by proceeding and court order. This page does not mean the firm represents a debtor or creditor in a matter where it has been appointed as trustee.
Scope of the license
- Administering liquidation proceedings and identifying assets and claims
- Administering financial reorganization and monitoring proposals and voting
- Preparing and filing reports required by the competent court
- Managing creditor meetings and stakeholder communications
- Reviewing creditor claims and preparing statutory recommendations
- Distributing proceeds in accordance with statutory priorities and court orders
A trustee is not counsel for a party
We clearly identify the capacity in which each service is delivered so parties understand the role and its boundaries.
As bankruptcy trustee
Administering the court-appointed proceeding independently and communicating with all parties under the law.
Active cases and proceedingsAs bankruptcy counsel
Advising and representing a specific party, subject to conflict checks and without combining both roles in the same matter.
Bankruptcy legal servicesPublished proceedings administered by the firm
Examples of active proceeding and creditor-information pages.
Bankruptcy trustee FAQs
What is a licensed bankruptcy trustee?+
A professional licensed by the Saudi Bankruptcy Commission who may be appointed by the competent court to administer a proceeding under the Bankruptcy Law and its Implementing Regulations.
How is a bankruptcy trustee appointed?+
Appointment is made by the competent court in accordance with the applicable proceeding and statutory requirements. Holding a license does not mean automatic appointment in every case.
What is the difference between a trustee and a bankruptcy lawyer?+
A trustee administers the court-appointed proceeding impartially. A bankruptcy lawyer advises and represents a debtor, creditor or another party. The two roles cannot be combined in the same matter where a conflict exists.
Are trustee services limited to Buraydah?+
No. The professional license applies across Saudi Arabia, subject to the court appointment and the requirements of each proceeding.
Can a creditor submit a claim on this page?+
No. Claims should be submitted through the creditor claim page or creditor portal after selecting the relevant proceeding and attaching supporting documents.
Need to identify the right role or proceeding?
Contact us to determine whether your need concerns legal representation or an existing bankruptcy proceeding.