CDH’s Managing Partner Brent Williams says “Lydia’s professional journey has been marked by a remarkable dedication to her craft. With a notable focus on securities documentation and securities review, Lydia’s contributions have reverberated across the legal landscape, particularly in the dynamic realm of commercial banking in Kenya. Her impressive track record includes invaluable counsel to prominent commercial banks, lending her insights into complex commercial real estate matters that have elevated her stature within the legal community.”

Of particular note is Lydia’s instrumental role as part of a team advising a foreign government agency on a high-stakes acquisition of an entire real estate compound in Rosslyn, Nairobi. Her meticulous due diligence, encompassing intricate details of property tenure, zoning regulations, and planning laws, showcased her ability to navigate multifaceted challenges with finesse and precision. Her expertise in real estate matters, including property development, commercial leases, and real estate financing, further underscores her competence in this complex and burgeoning field in Nairobi as a rapidly expanding commercial metropolis.

Lydia’s experience also extends to pivotal transactions, such as facilitating the sale of a multi-storey office building located in Nairobi’s Central Business District, a testament to her ability to manage high-value negotiations.

Sammy Ndolo, CDH Kenya’s Managing Partner agrees saying, “As part of our esteemed CDH family, Lydia’s reputation as a premier professional in her specialism aligns seamlessly with our commitment to excellence and innovation. With a distinguished academic foundation and a portfolio of experiences that span from local entities to international financial institutions, Lydia’s professional journey exemplifies the values we covet at CDH. Her joining us is a testament to our unwavering commitment to nurturing top-tier talent and fostering an environment of growth and achievement.”