George Ayoub
Partner
Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd
1211 Geneva 1
Switzerland
15bis, rue des Alpes
P.O. Box 2088
1211 Geneva 1
Switzerland
Languages:
French, English, German, Arabic, Hebrew
French, English, German, Arabic, Hebrew
T +41 22 707 8000
F +41 22 707 8001
george.ayoub@swlegal.ch
„a go-to practitioner in the field of investigations whose expertise runs the gamut of matters from white-collar crime to extradition and asset tracing.“
Who's Who Legal
George Ayoub is a Partner in our Dispute Resolution Group in Geneva and a member of the White-Collar Crime and Compliance Team.
Practice Areas / Sectors and Industries
Expertise and Experience
- Business crime defense work, asset-tracing and recovery, international mutual assistance in criminal and administrative matters
- Regulatory and compliance issues
- Complex litigation involving an international component and multi-jurisdictional aspects
Career
Professional Experience
2019
Partner at Schellenberg Wittmer
2012
Associate at Schellenberg Wittmer
2011
Associate at a renowned business law firm
2008
Trainee Lawyer at a renowned business law firm
2007
Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland
Education and Admission
2011
Bar Admission in Switzerland
2007
Master of Law, University of Lausanne
Additional Professional Activities
- Member of several professional associations, notably the Geneva and Swiss Bar Associations as well as of the International Bar Association
- Regular speaker on topics within his areas of expertise at the Transnational Crime Conferences of the International Bar Association
„a go-to practitioner in the field of investigations whose expertise runs the gamut of matters from white-collar crime to extradition and asset tracing.“
Who's Who Legal
Recognitions
- Who's Who Legal: Future Leader in Investigations
- LMG Expert Guides: Rising Star (White Collar Crime) 2018/2019
- Legal 500 Dispute Resolution: Litigation
Selected Publications
Securities & Related Investigations : Switzerland 2017
In: Global Investigations Review : The law and practice of international investigations, October 2017