Partners at firms including Norton Rose Fulbright, Baker McKenzie, Bowmans and Pinsent Masons are poised for a recovery in trade and investment on the continent—and deal statistics agree with this sentiment.
October 15, 2020 at 05:50 AM
1 minute read
Correspondent, Cape Town
Law firms are bullish about the recovery of trade and investment in Africa, as COVID-19 infections dwindle, borders reopen and lockdowns relax across the continent.
“Unsurprisingly, African M&A has seen a drop in both value and volume during 2020 relative to previous years,” said Peter Cromberge, senior analyst at Mergermarket.
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