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Chambers and Partners' Private Equity Global Practice Guides 2024

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Chambers and Partners' Private Equity Global Practice Guides 2024

We are pleased to announce our contribution to Chambers and Partners' Private Equity Global Practice Guides 2024.

28 Oct 2024 1 min read Article

Authored by Kenya Managing Partner Sammy Ndolo, Partner Njeri Wagacha, Partner Martha Mbugua and Senior Associates Rizichi Kashero-Ondego and Brian Iria Muchiri, our insightful commentary explores the growth of Kenya's private equity sector, highlights key trends and challenges in the industry, reinforcing our role as thought leaders in private equity law.

Both Sammy and Njeri are individually recognised in Chambers Global 2024. Sammy is ranked in Band 4 for Corporate/M&A and Banking & Finance, while Njeri is ranked in Band 3 for FinTech. Additionally, CDH Kenya is ranked in Band 4 for Corporate/M&A.

For a comprehensive analysis, please refer to our full article here. 

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