Linklaters is active in a range of corporate, financial and contentious matters in Ghana. Under the leadership of Paris-based Justin Faye, the team often acts as counsel to clients in the oil and gas, mining, power, consumer goods, telecoms and sports sectors in the country. The group is also strong in handling mandates from entities in the commodities space. Robert Cleaver, who is based in the firm’s London office, has an excellent reputation for his experience in advising on M&A and equity capital markets matters, and Singapore-based Adrian Fisher is well versed in handling technology transactions and data privacy matters. Andrew Jones has retired from practice.

Trinity International LLP's team has a strong reputation for its work on prominent transactions in the Ghanaian market. The group regularly advises on high-profile energy and infrastructure projects in Africa, and is well versed in assisting European and African banks with project financing, acquisition financing, corporate financing and lending matters. IPPs and infrastructure projects are other key areas of instruction for the department, with the team acting as counsel to both developers and lenders. Paul Biggs is active across the energy, power, electricity, ports and airports sectors, while Simon Norris represents developers, investors and financial institutions in transactions in the power, energy, and transport sectors. Kaushik Ray has extensive experience in assisting with project finance issues relating to prominent infrastructure projects. All named lawyers co-head the practice.