Deal flow remains high, but lawyers are wary of trouble ahead, as African markets tend to lag six or so months behind the US and UK.
September 30, 2022 at 12:01 AM
5 minute read
Correspondent, Cape Town
As a world economic crisis beckons, high inflation is affecting African law firms to varying degrees across the continent.
But lawyers are staying bullish as the volume and value of M&A deals and workflow in general remains relatively high with little sign of slowing at this stage, according to local law firm leaders.
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