Macfarlanes is looking to build new referral relationships in Africa to take advantage of increased investment in the continent. The firm has targeted between 10 and 15 key growth countries and wants to develop relationships with around three local firms in each as part of an expansion of its African practice, led by M&A partner Howard Corney.
November 14, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Macfarlanes is looking to build new referral relationships in Africa to take advantage of increased investment in the continent.
The firm has targeted between 10 and 15 key growth countries and wants to develop relationships with around three local firms in each as part of an expansion of its African practice, led by M&A partner Howard Corney.
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