George Ayoub
Senior Associate
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 Senior Associate 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
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
2000
Airline pilot for the Swiss national carrier
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
Selected Publications
Securities & Related Investigations : Switzerland 2017
In: Global Investigations Review : The law and practice of international investigations, October 2017