The regulation of private equity in Ghana is a complex and evolving landscape. Join us in our latest episode of ENSign with David Asiedu and Nana Yaa Ahmed...

The M&A process is a series of steps which are typically followed in order to complete the sale and purchase of the assets or shares of a business, often called the 'Target'.

At the initial stages of a company, most entrepreneurs may obtain investment from their friends and family. These are known as personal investors.

In every professional or commercial relationship, parties inevitably share information to achieve a common objective.

It has been said that telecommunications and information technology have advanced the world beyond imagination.

Ghana does not have a general competition or antitrust legislation. As a result, there is no general competition regulator that oversees merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions.

Ranked as the most stable political environment within the West African sub-region, Ghana is a viable place for doing business and the fastest growing economy in the world.

The passing into law the Gold Board Act, 2025 (Act 1140) is a pivotal move by Ghana aimed at regulating gold trading activity in Ghana, and barring foreigners from trading in its local gold...

Merging businesses are strategic practices that enable companies to achieve key objectives such as market expansion, enhanced competitive positioning, and diversified operations.

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) and the Ghana Alternative Market (GAX) are the 2 exchanges in Ghana. Both exchanges are operated by the GSE.

Private M&A Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Ghana, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

Doing Business In Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Ghana, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries