At Bentsi-Enchill, Letsa & Ankomah, the highly regarded banking and finance team is well known for its strength in advising international and domestic banks and financial institutions on a wide range of transactional matters. Key areas of instruction for the group include debt restructurings, insolvency cases, lending, project finance, derivatives and asset finance matters. Elsewhere, the department has a solid track record in handling the financing aspects of manufacturing, infrastructure, energy, natural resources and power projects, as well as trade, commodity and export financing mandates. The firm is also very experienced in working closely with international law firms on multi-jurisdictional matters. Seth Asante and Frank Nimako Akowuah co-head the practice.

ENSafrica's team has extensive expertise in advising across the full range of banking and finance work. Cross-border matters are prominent in the group's workload, and the team regularly acts for local authorities, major corporates and financial institutions. Derivatives, project finance, and trade finance are core areas of instruction for the department. Led by Paa Kwesi Morrison, the team acts across a range of sectors, including mining, energy, and telecoms. Rachel Dagadu is well versed in assisting with project finance mandates.

Under the joint leadership of Wilhemina Quist-Therson and Ferdinand D. Adadzi, the experienced team at AB & David Africa is well versed in handling a range of financial transactions. Key areas of instruction include trade and project finance, lending matters, sovereign debt and corporate finance work. The group is also very experienced in Islamic financing and financial regulatory matters.

JLD & MB Legal Consultancy advises across the full spectrum of banking and finance matters. The team is well versed in handling corporate and project financing matters, syndicated lending and commodity financing work. Merene Benyah regularly acts for clients in the oil and gas, mining and minerals sectors; the client base also includes financial institutions, state-owned enterprises, and corporate entities. Lily Acquaye, Zoe Phillips Takyi-Appiah and Akosua Apea Osafo are practitioners to note.

Firm managing partner NanaAma Botchway spearheads the practice at N. Dowuona & Company. The team continues to handle a range of banking matters, often for financial institutions, borrowers, lessees and fintech entities. Key areas of instruction for the group include project, asset and acquisition finance, corporate finance matters, cross-border investments and financial regulatory work. Achiaa Akobour Debrah is a key practitioner in the department.

The versatile team at Ntrakwah & Co has 'a strong reputation in the banking and finance sector'. The group has a solid track record in handling debt recovery issues and project and property finance matters. Additionally, the practice often acts on mandates involving the setting up of financial institutions, and has been kept busy assisting fintech clients with a wide spectrum of matters. Abena Ntrakwah-Mensah and Kwadwo Ntrakwah co-head the practice. Daisy Joana Bosumprah left the firm in January 2024.

Kizzita Mensah heads the practice at DLA Piper Africa, Ghana (Reindorf Chambers), which is well known for assisting domestic and international clients with transactional work in the private and public sectors. The very experienced team acts for major banks, financial institutions, and corporate entities on a range of financial and lending transactions, with particular strength in handling cross-border financing work, and is equally strong in handling regulatory issues. Kweki Quaynor Ahlijah is a name to note.

The banking and finance practice at WTS Nobisfields has an excellent reputation for handling real estate, asset and acquisition financing, structured financing, debt financing and restructuring matters. Led by Theophilus Tawiah, the team is equally adept at assisting banking clients with regulatory issues. Boatemaa Ohene-Agyekum has extensive expertise in advising on complex financial transactions.

Under the joint leadership of Kimathi Kuenyehia and Akua Serwaa Asomani-Adem, the team at Kimathi & Partners, Corporate Attorneys handles a wide spectrum of banking and financing matters. The group has particular expertise in handling financings in the mining, renewable energy and power sectors, as well as advising on investments into Ghana.

At Koranteng & Koranteng Legal Advisors, recent instructions for the team include capital markets matters, syndicated lending and sovereign debt work. Firm managing partner Afua Koranteng is a key contact.

Following its merger with Ferociter Law in January 2024, the banking and finance group at Templars is led by Sarpong K. Odame. The practice continues to advise local and foreign investors, financial institutions and lenders and borrowers on a wide range of matters. Kojo Amoako is a key contact. Dorothy Mensah has left the firm.