Band 3
Provided by Chanda Musonda-Chiluba
- Banking and Finance
- Capital Finance
- Project Finance
Chanda is known to clients for her expertise in banking & finance, project finance and capital markets. Her clients have described her as possessing the ability to unpack and simplify complex transactions in a practical and business-ready manner. Chanda’s clients include local banks and financial institutions, notable international DFIs, telecoms operators including MNOs, ISPs and data center providers. Chanda also sits on the board of directors of a financial institution and a FinTech enterprise. She is also recognised in Chambers Global 2024 as Up and Coming Global General Business Law.
Member, Law Association of Zambia.
-Review of the Minerals Regulation Commission Bill
-Operationalisation of the Open Access Regulations
Training attended: Executive Leadership Training – Moller Center, Cambridge, England.
Provided by Chambers
Chanda Musonda-Chiluba is well placed to advise clients on a variety of M&A and banking and financing mandates, spanning acquisitions and investments as well as licensing and competition matters.
Provided by Chambers
Chanda Musonda-Chiluba possesses a deep understanding of financial products and services and she is a valuable asset during cross-border transactions.
We couldn't be happier with her level of service delivery.
Chanda Musonda-Chiluba possesses a deep understanding of financial products and services and she is a valuable asset during cross-border transactions.
We couldn't be happier with her level of service delivery.
1 item provided by MAY & Co.
Review of the Minerals Regulation Commission Bill
The Minerals Regulation Commission Bill (2024) aims to modernize Zambia’s mining sector by establishing a dedicated regulatory body. It increases local mining rights, encourages partnerships with artisanal miners, mandates insurance, updates royalty rates, and enhances citizen participation.
Review of the Minerals Regulation Commission Bill
The Minerals Regulation Commission Bill (2024) aims to modernize Zambia’s mining sector by establishing a dedicated regulatory body. It increases local mining rights, encourages partnerships with artisanal miners, mandates insurance, updates royalty rates, and enhances citizen participation.