Yvonne heads the Corporate and Business Advisory Practice focusing on corporate governance, compliance with company laws and regulations that govern businesses and on matters arising from transactions and commercial trading.
Succession planning is not merely a corporate formality; it is a strategic necessity. It’s the art of preparing for the future while safeguarding the present, ensuring that the organisation’s journey remains uninterrupted, and its legacy endures. From identifying emerging leaders to navigating the intricate web of legal and regulatory considerations, succession planning is the backbone of corporate resilience and longevity.
This is the second article in our The African Continental Free Trade Agreement AfCFTA series, where we continue our exploration of this transformative initiative. In this article, we delve into the multifaceted challenges that cast shadows on the path to AfCFTA’s success, emphasising the need for proactive measures to transform these obstacles into opportunities for collective prosperity.
For banks to remain relevant in the new world ushered by technology, deep foresight would have to be employed to keep them in use, to avoid being overridden by artificial intelligence. The marriage between technology and money is inevitable in our current world.
Holding property in trust is a strategic and responsible approach to passing on assets to a minor. This legal arrangement ensures that a trusted individual, known as the trustee, manages and safeguards the assets until the minor reaches a predetermined age or achieves specific milestones, typically adulthood.
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) serve as a potent strategy for businesses aiming to broaden their reach, access new markets, and realize economies of scale. Yet, it’s crucial to acknowledge that M&A transactions are intricate endeavours fraught with substantial risks and hurdles.
Investors often find themselves at a crossroads when deciding between ordinary shares and preferred shares, facing what can be termed “The Investors’ Dilemma.” These two distinct classes of shares represent fundamentally different investment opportunities.
The Nigeria Data Protection Regulation 2019 (NDPR) mandates organizations handling personal data to undergo a data protection audit conducted by a Data Protection Compliance Organization (DPCO) like Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL).
Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL) congratulates the Nigerian Government on signing the Artemis Accord. The Artemis Accord is very important to space development as it sets guidelines for countries engaged in…
