ALN
Global Guide 2024
About
ALN is an integrated alliance of the preeminent full-service corporate law firms in 14 African countries and a regional office in the UAE. Together, ALN firms provide clients with seamless practical and business-focused legal, advisory and transactional services across Africa.
The alliance specialises in blending deep local knowledge and reach with sector-specific expertise, to successfully guide clients in navigating locally and across borders. ALN won Africa Network/Alliance of the Year at the IFLR Africa Awards 2024 for the forth time since the launch of the awards in 2020, in recognition of its legal innovation in cross-border transactions.
Chambers Global has also consistently ranked ALN as Band 1 in the Leading Regional Law Firm Networks – Global Africa-wide category.
Main Practice Areas:
- Banking,Finance & Insolvency
- Capital Markets
- Competition
- Corporate M&A
- Dispute Resolution
- Employment
- Forensics, Risk and Compliance
- Intellectual Property
- International Trade
- Private Client
- Projects & Infrastructure
- Real Estate & Construction
- Tax
Ranked Offices
Provided by ALN
- NairobiALN House, Eldama Ravine Close Off Eldama Ravine Road Westlands , Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya, P.O.Box 200 – 00606
- Web: aln.africa
- Tel: +254 (0) 203 640 000
- Fax: +254 (0) 703 032 000
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Articles, highlights and press releases
5 items provided by ALN
ESG in Mining: Shaping the Future of Africa’s Metals and Minerals
Africa’s rich history has played a critical role in shaping the global mining industry, transforming economies, and unlocking opportunities for development across various sectors.
Reimagining Africa’s Digital Future: A Strategic Approach to Cybersecurity
Africa’s burgeoning digital economy is full of growth opportunities as global businesses and investors continue to explore its digital landscape. With this upward trajectory, various stakeholders across the continent are focusing more on cybersecurity to reduce incidents and address vulnerabilities.
Harnessing Africa’s Carbon Market to Advance Climate and Development Goals
As the global community intensifies its fight against climate change, Africa is emerging as a key player in the global carbon markets.
Navigating Africa’s Foreign Exchange Landscape: Strategies for Stability and Growth
Foreign exchange markets are pivotal to the global economy, facilitating currency conversions that enable international trade, financial transactions, and investments.
Green Energy in Africa: Exploring Pathways for a Sustainable Energy Transition
With its rapidly growing population, Africa is poised to double by 2050, reaching over two billion people. This surge in population will be met by the demand for cost-efficient and reliable energy, a crucial factor in powering the continent’s socioeconomic development.
ESG in Mining: Shaping the Future of Africa’s Metals and Minerals
Africa’s rich history has played a critical role in shaping the global mining industry, transforming economies, and unlocking opportunities for development across various sectors.
Reimagining Africa’s Digital Future: A Strategic Approach to Cybersecurity
Africa’s burgeoning digital economy is full of growth opportunities as global businesses and investors continue to explore its digital landscape. With this upward trajectory, various stakeholders across the continent are focusing more on cybersecurity to reduce incidents and address vulnerabilities.
Harnessing Africa’s Carbon Market to Advance Climate and Development Goals
As the global community intensifies its fight against climate change, Africa is emerging as a key player in the global carbon markets.
Navigating Africa’s Foreign Exchange Landscape: Strategies for Stability and Growth
Foreign exchange markets are pivotal to the global economy, facilitating currency conversions that enable international trade, financial transactions, and investments.
Green Energy in Africa: Exploring Pathways for a Sustainable Energy Transition
With its rapidly growing population, Africa is poised to double by 2050, reaching over two billion people. This surge in population will be met by the demand for cost-efficient and reliable energy, a crucial factor in powering the continent’s socioeconomic development.