Elizabeth Ashun

Practice Areas

Energy & Infrastructure

Professional Memberships

Ghana Bar Association and the Senior Courts of England and Wales.

Publications

Foreign Investment Restrictions – Ghana Chapter, Lex Mundi, 2021

Insolvency and Business Restructuring – Ghana Chapter, Lex Africa, 2020

The Future Lies across a railway line – contributor to Article on behalf of Lex Africa 2019

PPP Bill expected to be passed in Ghana: Co-authored with Pinsent Masons - 2018

Franchising in Africa 2017 Legal and Business Considerations – Ghana Chapter Kendal H. Tyre, Jr.

The Government Procurement Review, Fifth Edition 2017 – Ghana Chapter Law Business Research.

Franchising in Africa 2016 Legal and Business Considerations – Ghana Chapter Kendal H. Tyre, Jr.

The Government Procurement Review, Fourth Edition 2016 – Ghana Chapter Law Business Research.

PPP Framework in Ghana – Addleshaw Goddard – Africa Group Newsletter

The Government Procurement Review, Third Edition 2015 – Ghana Chapter Law Business Research.

Franchising in Africa 2014 Legal and Business Considerations – Ghana Chapter Kendal H. Tyre, Jr.

The Government Procurement Review, Second Edition 2014 – Ghana Chapter Law Business Research

Personal

Elizabeth is a Partner in the Energy and Infrastructure practice group and is a dual qualified UK and Ghanaian lawyer. She advises on a wide range of transactions in the infrastructure and real estate sectors.

Elizabeth’s clients include Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund, Ministry of Finance, African Export-Import Bank, Team Engineering S.p.A, Verdant Ventures Manco Limited, A.P. Moller Capital, Grit Real Estate Income Group, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Platinum Properties Limited and Devtraco Builders Limited.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts (Business & Law) from London Guildhall University, a Diploma in Legal Practice from BPP Law School and a Qualifying Certificate in Law (QCL) from the Ghana School of Law (2014). She is a member of the Ghana Bar Association and the Senior Courts of England and Wales.