Private equity house Actis has finalised its first-ever Africa panel, with magic circle firm Clifford Chance (CC) and City firm Hogan Lovells both securing an appointment. The firms were appointed in October following a competitive tender process led by Actis' London-based general counsel, Paul Owers.
November 09, 2010 at 02:41 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Private equity house Actis has finalised its first-ever Africa panel, with magic circle firm Clifford Chance (CC) and City firm Hogan Lovells both securing an appointment.
The firms were appointed in October following a competitive tender process led by Actis’ London-based general counsel, Paul Owers.
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