02 · Profile
Name Partner · TRW & Co
RemuraMeherubaMahbub.
For questions that need measured judgment, a cross-border view and an exact route to the next decision.
A considered
point of view.
Barrister Remura Meheruba Mahbub is a Name Partner at TRW. Her practice brings together arbitration and alternative dispute resolution with corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, banking and finance, project work, foreign investment and regulatory advisory.Arbitration is a focus within a wider commercial practice: the work begins with the business objective, the applicable framework and the practical route to a decision across Bangladesh-connected and cross-border matters.
01 · Regulator recordSolicitor of
The SRA public register records admission on 10 January 2026. The current record is non-practising and does not show a practising certificate.View SRA register 02 · Bangladesh recordDhaka Bar
The professional record linked by the authorised profile identifies the Dhaka Bar Association membership and enrolment information.View public record 03 · Independent directoryName Partner
Legal 500 identifies Remura Meheruba Mahbub as a TRW Name Partner and lists Arbitration as her work department.View Legal 500 profile
Solicitor of
England & Wales.
The SRA public register records admission on 10 January 2026. The current record is non-practising and does not show a practising certificate.View SRA register 02 · Bangladesh recordDhaka Bar
Association.
The professional record linked by the authorised profile identifies the Dhaka Bar Association membership and enrolment information.View public record 03 · Independent directoryName Partner
· Arbitration.
Legal 500 identifies Remura Meheruba Mahbub as a TRW Name Partner and lists Arbitration as her work department.View Legal 500 profile Areas of focus
Built around
the decision.
Forum and
strategy.
International arbitration, commercial mediation and negotiation for cross-border disputes and shareholder conflicts.Governance
in practice.
Company formation, shareholder arrangements, board advisory, restructuring and corporate decision-making.Transactions,
carried through.
Diligence, deal structuring, negotiation and post-acquisition integration for domestic and cross-border transactions.Capital and
structure.
Project, export credit, asset and structured trade finance, together with debt restructuring and capital-markets considerations.Infrastructure
in motion.
Project finance and infrastructure work, including EPC and O&M contracts, power arrangements and development questions.Entering the
market.
Foreign investment, joint ventures, Bangladesh approvals and structuring for businesses establishing or expanding local activity.Controls and
compliance.
Corporate and financial compliance, regulatory filings, employment and tax considerations around commercial activity.Assets, claims
and recovery.
Maritime and insolvency-related questions, including ship and cargo claims, creditor issues and restructuring context.People and
permissions.
Business immigration, work permits, investor visa matters and immigration compliance for international operations.This profile describes general professional focus. The appropriate scope, jurisdiction and team for any matter are confirmed before instructions are accepted.
Professional
foundation.
The professional record brings together legal academic study, Bar training and published professional credentials across Bangladesh and England and Wales.LL.B. (Hons.)
First Class
LL.M. International
Commercial Law
Bar Professional
Training Course
Called to the Bar
at Lincoln’s Inn
Bangladesh and
England & Wales records
A regional
point of view.
International engagement informs the context in which commercial, regulatory and cross-border questions are considered. These records are linked to the source material behind them.
The public
record.
Professional role, qualifying information and areas of work are set out in the public records linked below, allowing visitors to consult the source material directly.
01 · Extended biographyProfessional
profile.
The authorised personal profile sets out the published qualifications and wider areas of professional focus.Read source biography 02 · Independent directoryArbitration
focus.
Legal 500 identifies the Name Partner role and lists Arbitration as a work department at TRW.View Legal 500 profile 03 · TRW recordFirm
perspective.
TRW’s achievements page collects selected professional and international-engagement records.Explore TRW achievements 04 · Practice capabilityFind the
right team.
Explore TRW’s practice areas to identify the broader team and field relevant to a matter.Explore practice areas Working with Remura Meheruba Mahbub
Remura Meheruba Mahbub, in practice.
A practical guide to how Barrister Remura Meheruba Mahbub works: her arbitration and commercial practice, her professional record in Bangladesh and England and Wales, and how to start a matter.
01Who is Barrister Remura Meheruba Mahbub?
Barrister Remura Meheruba Mahbub is a name partner of TRW & Co (Tahmidur Remura Wahid), a full-service law firm headquartered in Dhaka. Remura Meheruba Mahbub was called to the Bar at Lincoln’s Inn in 2021 and is admitted as a solicitor of England and Wales (non-practising).
Her practice brings together arbitration and alternative dispute resolution with corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, banking and finance, projects, foreign investment and regulatory advisory. Remura Meheruba Mahbub works on Bangladesh-connected and cross-border matters, starting from the client’s business objective and the practical route to a decision.
The profile above lists her areas of focus and links to the independent records. This guide explains how that practice is applied to a new matter.
02Education and professional record
Remura Meheruba Mahbub studied law at the University of London, graduating with a First Class LL.B. (Hons.), and completed an LL.M. in International Commercial Law at City, University of London, with a focus on cross-border trade, dispute resolution, arbitration and finance. She completed the Bar Professional Training Course at City, University of London.
The public records linked above show her Dhaka Bar Association membership and enrolment information, and her admission on the register of the Solicitors Regulation Authority for England and Wales on 10 January 2026. That record is non-practising.
The Legal 500 identifies Remura Meheruba Mahbub as a TRW name partner and lists arbitration as her work department.
03Arbitration and dispute resolution
Arbitration is a focus within a wider commercial practice. Remura Meheruba Mahbub advises on international arbitration, commercial mediation and negotiation for cross-border disputes and shareholder conflicts.
For Bangladesh-connected disputes, the early questions are practical: whether the arbitration clause works, which seat and rules apply, what interim protection is available, and where an award will have to be enforced. Foreign awards are enforced in Bangladesh under the Arbitration Act 2001, which gives effect to the New York Convention.
04Corporate, M&A and banking
On the corporate side, Remura Meheruba Mahbub advises on company formation, shareholder arrangements, board advisory, restructuring and corporate decision-making. Her M&A work covers due diligence, deal structuring, negotiation and post-acquisition integration for domestic and cross-border transactions.
In banking and finance, the work includes project, export credit, asset and structured trade finance, together with debt restructuring and capital-markets considerations. Projects work covers project finance and infrastructure, including EPC and O&M contracts and power arrangements.
05Foreign investment, regulation and mobility
For businesses entering or expanding in Bangladesh, Remura Meheruba Mahbub advises on foreign investment, joint ventures, approvals and structuring. Since 23 August 2026, investment registration and related approvals sit with Invest Bangladesh under the Invest Bangladesh Act 2026.
Her regulatory work covers corporate and financial compliance, regulatory filings, and the employment and tax considerations around commercial activity. She also advises on maritime and insolvency-related questions, and on business immigration, work permits, investor visas and immigration compliance for international operations.
06Shareholder disputes and governance
Shareholder conflicts are a recurring meeting point of the corporate and arbitration sides of her practice. When a joint venture or closely held company reaches deadlock, Remura Meheruba Mahbub looks first at the constitutional documents: the articles of association, the shareholders’ agreement, any reserved matters and the dispute resolution clause.
The options usually include negotiated exit, mediation, arbitration under the shareholders’ agreement, or proceedings in the High Court Division where the Companies Act 1994 gives the court jurisdiction. Each route has different timing, cost and confidentiality consequences, and the right choice depends on what the client needs the company to look like at the end.
Good drafting prevents many of these disputes. In M&A and joint venture work, Remura Meheruba Mahbub pays particular attention to deadlock mechanisms, transfer restrictions and the forum clause, so that the agreement still works if the relationship does not.
07How a cross-border matter runs
Most matters begin with a short scoping exercise: the parties, the governing law, the forum, the assets and the deadlines. Remura Meheruba Mahbub then sets out the realistic options, the steps needed in Bangladesh, and any steps that need counsel in another jurisdiction.
Where foreign counsel is involved, TRW remains responsible for the Bangladeshi position and coordinates the work so that the client receives one plan rather than separate opinions. Documents for use in Bangladesh, such as powers of attorney signed abroad, are prepared with the local formalities in mind from the start.
Reporting is agreed at the outset, with clear points at which the client decides whether to proceed, settle or change course.
08International engagement
Remura Meheruba Mahbub’s profile records participation in regional commercial forums, including the General Counsel Summit Asia in Singapore (2025) and GITEX Global in Dubai (2025). These engagements inform the regional context in which cross-border and regulatory questions are considered.
She works with the firm’s name partners, Barrister Tahmidur Rahman and Adv Syed Wahid, and with colleagues across the six fields of the firm. Foreign-law questions are coordinated with counsel in the UK, US, UAE, China, India and Singapore.
09Before a first conversation with Remura Meheruba Mahbub
A concise summary of the decision, key dates, relevant jurisdictions and principal documents is the best starting point. Please do not send confidential material until a conflict assessment has been completed and secure arrangements are confirmed.
Consultations can take place in Dhaka or by video call. After an initial assessment, an engagement letter sets out the scope, team, timing, confidentiality and fee arrangement. An enquiry alone does not create a lawyer and client relationship.
To arrange a consultation with Barrister Remura Meheruba Mahbub, use the booking link on this page or email info@trw.co.
Questions
Remura Meheruba Mahbub: answers.
What does Barrister Remura Meheruba Mahbub focus on?
Remura Meheruba Mahbub focuses on arbitration and ADR within a wider commercial practice covering corporate, M&A, banking and finance, projects, foreign investment and regulation.
Is Remura Meheruba Mahbub admitted in England and Wales?
Yes. The SRA register records her admission as a solicitor of England and Wales on 10 January 2026. The record is non-practising.
Where did Remura Meheruba Mahbub train?
She holds a First Class LL.B. (Hons.) from the University of London and an LL.M. in International Commercial Law from City, University of London, and was called to the Bar at Lincoln’s Inn in 2021.
Can Remura Meheruba Mahbub advise on cross-border matters?
Yes. Her work regularly involves Bangladesh-connected and cross-border questions, with foreign-law points coordinated with counsel in the relevant jurisdiction.
How do I book a consultation?
Use the booking link on this page or email info@trw.co with a short outline of the matter. Availability is confirmed after a conflict check.
Before the
first conversation.
A focused opening brief helps to identify the legal context, decision timeline and the professional team best placed to consider the matter.A concise summary of the decision, key dates, relevant jurisdictions and principal documents is helpful. Please do not send confidential material until secure arrangements and a conflict assessment have been confirmed.
TRW considers the subject matter, commercial purpose, applicable law, parties and timeframe, then identifies the partner and team appropriate to the proposed scope.
Yes. An initial discussion can identify Bangladesh-related and international dimensions, including whether local counsel, a particular forum or a specialised workstream may be needed.
After an initial assessment, an engagement letter can set out scope, team, timing, confidentiality and the relevant fee arrangement. Terms depend on the facts and deliverables of the individual matter.
Begin with
the question.
Book consultation An enquiry does not create a lawyer–client relationship. Any engagement is subject to a conflict check, agreed scope and written terms.