Moiz Tyebally

Moiz Tyebally is a Consultant in the Real Estate practice group at Harry Elias Partnership, focusing on Real Estate Law. He advises clients on property developments and associated funding, documentation and regulatory considerations, with particular emphasis on Syariah compliant issues.

His experience includes advising on a key cross-border deal, lending his expertise to Kuwait Finance House from Malaysia on a Syariah compliant structure (Ijara wa Murabaha) for a S$10 million loan facility to a Singapore entity. He was a key player in advising First Gulf Bank from Doha on their operational entry in Singapore, preparing all necessary applications for letters of credit, trust receipts, shipping guarantees, and opening of accounts by customers, individuals and corporates. He also advised Unicorn Investment Bank (Bahrain) on the legal and regulatory framework of Wakaf properties in Singapore, and worked closely with a prominent Muslim property developer in a joint venture project with Muslim investors and Trustees of a wakaf property under a diminishing musharakah structure.

In addition to the real estate practice group, Moiz also advises on matrimonial and family law matters, including Syariah divorces.

Before joining the firm, Moiz was a Director of Corporate Affairs and Company Secretary for Raffles Medical Group Ltd and Chief Trader at ITC Global Holdings Pte Ltd. He is particularly active in public service and community-based outreach initiatives, including those concerned with education, family matters and anti-drug rehabilitation programmes, and was appointed as a Justice of the Peace from 2003 to 2018. He received the Public Service Medal in 2014 for his contribution to the community.

He is a Mediator for Family Court (Syariah Cases) and serves on the Board of Governors of Madrassah Irsyad, as Treasurer of the Masjid Abdul Aleem Management Committee, and as VP Finance of the Muslim Converts Association of Singapore. He holds a BBA from the National University of Singapore and is a Barrister-at-Law of Middle Temple.