Finance
We offer a wide gamut of services including regulatory compliance in the financial services sector. Whether you are on the borrower or lender side, we provide commercial and practical advice. In a digital world where finance is combined with disruptive technologies, we help resolve regulatory compliance matters, critical for the creation of innovative financial products.
EXPERIENCE
On the establishment of its medium-term note programme denominated in Zambian Kwacha and the issuance of the debut USD 23 million (in Zambian Kwacha) Zambezi bond, the first-ever bond issued by an international or supranational issuer in Zambia.
In respect of its USD 1.85 billion issuances of Senior Notes due 2024 and Senior Notes due 2026
Concerning a USD 820 million loan facility to Konkola Copper Mines
On a senior facility agreement and embedded guarantee for a ZAR1.8 billion (approximately USD 107 million) credit facility on behalf of Absa bank Limited and Standard Bank of South Africa Limited
On the USD 29.6 million financing to ZESCO Limited (Zambia’s main power utility company) for the construction of power transmission facilities meant to improve the supply of electricity in Zambia’s Mpika district
On the provision of USD 25 million and approximately USD 2.7 million lines of credit to the Development Bank of Zambia, a joint venture involving the Zambian government, public sector financial institutions, the local private sector and foreign institutions
Services
- Banking
- Capital Markets: Debt
- Derivatives
- Financial Services regulation
- Financing
- Pensions
- Project Finance
- Real Estate Finance
- Banking
- Capital Markets: Debt
- Derivatives
- Financial Services regulation
- Financing
- Pensions
- Project Finance
- Real Estate Finance
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- PPP Bill – The PPP Agreement
- PPP Bill – Direct Procurement
- Procurement Under the PPP Bill – Unsolicited Procurement