Bentsi-Enchill, Letsa & Ankomah fields a highly regarded team, which is equipped to advise on complex and significant transactions in Ghana. Its expertise spans all areas of corporate compliance matters in addition to commercial and corporate deals. It is particularly known for its experience in conducting large-scale corporate due diligence exercises on target companies. It is also sought after for its advice to international clients on divestment and restructuring of Ghanaian subsidiaries. Susan-Barbara Adjorkor Kumapley's expertise covers the telecoms, media and technology sectors in particular, and Angela Gyasi has played a leading role in a variety of major corporate transactions for multinational corporations and local companies. Frank Nimako Akowuah and Seth Asante are other highly regarded members of the department.

The ’responsive’ and ‘highly capable’ team at ENSafrica provides ‘good quality work’ in accordance with ‘international standards’ under the able leadership of Amina Abugdanpoka Kaguah. It advises some of the world’s leading organisations and bilateral agencies and also acts for many Ghanaian companies and small and medium enterprises. The team has in-depth knowledge across a broad range of sectors, with specialist knowledge in mining, energy and telecoms in particular. It covers the full range of matters, from M&A, complex joint ventures and corporate restructurings to regulatory and compliance matters. Patricia Jane Mumuni is another leading practitioner, who continues to advise on many high-profile and complex deals. Nana Yaa Ahmed advises clients on large M&A deals and private equity investments.

NanaAma Botchway heads the department at N. Dowuona & Company, which advises on numerous complex domestic and cross-border transactions, including inbound investments, mergers and acquisitions, and joint ventures between large local corporates and multinational companies. It is also known for its work on large-scale project developments and for its advice on infrastructure projects. In addition, the group garners praise for its work in the technology sector; it has recently been advising companies on fintech regulations and finance payment systems. It also receives a steady flow of instructions from major international law firms. Achiaa Akobour Debrah is a name to note in the group, which recently expanded further with the arrival of Alex Calloway as an international transaction advisor from Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP.

The experienced team at AELEX handles a wide range of corporate and commercial matters, including due diligence and company secretarial services. It is also skilled in advising on direct foreign investment issues, and is well regarded for its work with employers on various compliance and regulatory matters. It frequently advises on corporate structures, the transferability of shares and issues surrounding the subscription of capital. Theophilus Emuwa heads the department, which also includes Lawrence Fubara Anga and managing associate Kwesi Dodi.

With Fui Tsikata and Kizzita Mensah at the helm, Reindorf Chambers advises numerous domestic and international clients on issues as diverse as project financing, mergers and acquisitions, as well as company formations and registrations. It also adept in large-scale due diligence and regularly works on complex joint venture agreements and other forms of security and banking documents. The department also benefits from the firm’s membership of DLA Piper Africa.

The ‘excellent’ team at WTS Nobisfields is led by Theophilus Tawiah; it advises on the full spectrum of corporate and commercial matters, from mergers and acquisitions through to corporate restructurings and private equity financing. It is also recommended for its corporate secretarial services and is known for its corporate governance compliance work for multinational companies. Other areas of focus include advising on foreign direct investments, intellectual property matters and providing more general commercial advisory work. At the associate level, Wilhemina Joana Buckman is a key contact.

Adelaide Benneh Prempeh heads the commercial and corporate department at B&P Associates, which has vast experience in business formation, project financing and private equity matters. It is also skilled in commercial and cross-border deals, and can regularly be found advising on joint venture agreements and corporate restructurings. Recently, the group has been busy advising on corporate governance issues and providing internal compliance training to clients. Senior associate Abisola Ogunbadejo is another key contact.