Reviving Businesses, Reimagining Debt, Redefining Opportunity
The Financial Restructuring MENA Conference (FRC), in its fourth year, is the region’s largest and most influential platform focused on optimizing corporate restructuring, driving business turnarounds and distressed asset investments.
This annual calendar event comprises of a conference marked by high stakes discussions, and an international exhibition joined by globally renowned restructuring practitioners and law firms.
The conference convenes all major market players including Government Authorities, Large Corporates and Family Offices, Lenders, Distressed Market Investors, Advisories, Law Firms and other key stakeholders from across the Middle East and international markets.
The Financial Restructuring MENA Conference (FRC), in its fourth year, is the region’s largest and most influential platform focused on optimizing corporate restructuring, driving business turnarounds and distressed asset investments.
This annual calendar event comprises of a conference marked by high stakes discussions, and an international exhibition joined by globally renowned restructuring practitioners and law firms.
The conference convenes all major market players including Government Authorities, Large Corporates and Family Offices, Lenders, Distressed Market Investors, Advisories, Law Firms and other key stakeholders from across the Middle East and international markets.
FRC 2026 Objectives
- Optimize financial restructuring practices in the region by deep diving into varied, high value cases from the Middle East and international markets
- Convene the spectrum of stakeholders involved in corporate restructuring to address challenges and fine tune processes
Home to the world’s fastest growing economies, driven largely by ambitious developmental ‘visions’, the MENA region presents an interesting playground – one that is marked by unprecedented opportunities and rapid growth trajectories, which inadvertently also brings inevitable challenges that demand adaptability and strategic course corrections on the way.
The region presents a diverse restructuring environment, with relatively new but rapidly evolving insolvency regimes that strive to be at par with its international counterparts at global best practices, while also offering well developed informal workout platforms allowing lenders and corporates to come together and achieve successful debt restructuring.
The region presents a diverse restructuring environment, with relatively new but rapidly evolving insolvency regimes that strive to be at par with its international counterparts at global best practices, while also offering well developed informal workout platforms allowing lenders and corporates to come together and achieve successful debt restructuring.
The MENA region is also home to a burgeoning market for distressed investments, with around USD 60 billion of corporate debt expected to mature by 2026, attracting leading hedge funds and private credits globally to expand operations to the Middle East.
Stakeholder Breakdown
Stakeholder Breakdown
🔸 40+ Large Corporates & Family Offices
🔸 30+ Leading Lenders
🔸 30+ Leading Advisories & Law Firms
🔸 20+ Distressed Market Investors
🔸 5+ Government and Regulatory Partners
