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As part of Africa Legal Network, Anjarwalla & Khanna‘s large corporate and M&A practice is a first port of call for an array of local, pan-African and international investors and multinational corporations. With specialist sub-divisions including in private equity and forensics, as well as risk and compliance, the firm offers clients advice on cross-border transactions, capital markets, joint ventures, and restructuring. The competition team, led by Dominic Rebelo and Anne Kiunuhe, services merger control and restrictive trade practices queries, and Karim Anjarwalla, Roddy McKean, and Rosa Nduati-Mutero are highly recommended for their work on high-profile and cross-border transactions. The tax department, under Daniel Ngumy and with support from Kenneth Njuguna, assists with M&A-related structuring, and the data protection team benefits from the experience and expertise of Wangui Kanairu.

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  • ‘ALN is very good at collaborating with other lawyers, whether within or outside Kenya. The services they have provided us include managing a team of 12 legal counsel in 12 jurisdictions.’
  • ‘Rosa Nduati-Mutero is an exceptional and remarkable lawyer who delivers exceptional service.’
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Key clients

  • Moderna
  • New Forest Asset Management
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Work highlights

  • Acted for Equity Group Holdings (EGH), a financial services company with banking subsidiaries across East Africa, in connection with its proposed acquisition of a 91.93% stake in Compagnie Générale de Banque (Cogebanque), a leading commercial bank in Rwanda.
  • Acted for New Forests Asset Management, a global investment manager offering high-impact strategies in sustainable forestry and related sectors, in connection with the acquisition of Green Resources, a leading forestry and wood processing company in East Africa with a combined approx. 40,000 hectares, and all its African subsidiaries.
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