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The Government of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire sought to clarify whether OHADA Member States (Member States) retain the powers ...

The finance team has spent weeks refining next year's budget. At 10pm on a Thursday the non-executive chair e-mails it back – fifty edits, deep into operational detail.

With the introduction of business rescue by the new Companies Act (which came into effect on 1 May this year), a company director is obligated to either pass a resolution for business rescue or for liquidation, as soon as he or she becomes aware that the company is trading in a financially distressed situation or notify all stakeholders of the basis for not doing so.

Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance policies often exclude claims arising from actual or alleged contractual liability. These exclusions typically prevent coverage when the company...

Andersen in South Africa's Corporate, M&A practice is frequently consulted by clients requesting advice on corporate finance and securing optimal capital structures necessary for sustained growth and resilience.

Section 22(1) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 ("the Companies Act") makes provision for holding directors personally liable for the debts of their company,...

South Africa operates a system of exchange controls that seek to regulate the flow of capital in and out of the country.

It was a privilege to have been a part of the WCEF last week in Kigali, Rwanda, on behalf of Footprints Africa. Moderating the panel discussion with four passionate entrepreneurs...

The valuation of a company is never conducted in isolation from the environment in which it operates. Among the most significant external factors is country risk...

There has been much public debate about company laws as a result of the enactment of the new Companies Act of 2008; and, more recently, the release of the King Code and Report on Governance in South Africa ("King III"), which will become effective on 1 March 2010.

If you're an entrepreneur looking to open a business in a post-Covid world should you launch your business in South Africa before expanding overseas...

In this masterclass, we will unpack the theory behind successful negotiation as well as some key techniques to ensure you negotiate the best available deal.

​​​On 19 December 2024, the National Treasury published the Draft General Laws (Anti-Money Laundering and Combating Terrorism Financing) Amendment Bill, 2024 (Draft Bill) for public comment.

A share repurchase agreement is used when a company buys back shares from one or more of its shareholders or investors. The buyback is also a tax-efficient way to return money to shareholders.

South Africa, with its diverse economy and strategic location, presents a compelling proposition for international businesses seeking expansion opportunities.