Independent advice to help you buy, sell or raise capital on the right terms.

Transactions involve many parties with different goals. Our corporate finance team stays focused on yours, whether that is growth, a clean exit or funding for the next stage.
We help you prepare, find the right counterparties, run a disciplined process and negotiate. Throughout, we coordinate the other advisers so the deal keeps moving.
Exit planning, buyer identification, information memoranda and management of a competitive sale process.
Target screening, approach strategy, valuation and negotiation support for acquisitions in Nigeria and across Africa.
Support in raising equity or debt from private investors, funds, banks and development finance institutions.
Structuring advice that balances commercial, tax and regulatory considerations, working with legal counsel.
Help in assessing partners, agreeing contributions and setting governance for joint ventures and alliances.
Getting financial information, forecasts and governance in shape before you approach the market.
We agree what success looks like, your preferred timing and the options worth considering.
We build the equity story, financial model and materials that counterparties will scrutinise.
We approach counterparties, manage information flow and keep competitive tension where it helps you.
We support negotiations on price and terms and coordinate advisers through to completion.
Ideally well before you approach buyers. Early preparation lets you address diligence issues, tidy financial information and present a credible plan.
Yes. We support growing companies preparing for their first institutional round as well as larger businesses refinancing or raising growth capital.
Certain capital market activities in Nigeria are regulated by SEC Nigeria. We will confirm the scope of our role for each mandate and work alongside registered parties where required.
Whether you are buying, selling, raising capital or rethinking your balance sheet, talk to our deals team early.
Partner, Corporate finance