Connecting the Regulatory Dots in Nigeria’s Private Equity Industry

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Connecting the Regulatory Dots in Nigeria’s Private Equity Industry

Olubunmi Abayomi-Olukunle, Lead Transaction Counsel, Balogun Harold

Sept. 19, 2018, 8:51 p.m.

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As far as legal and regulatory developments in Nigeria’s private equity industry goes, it appears that the dots are finally beginning to connect, writes Olubunmi Abayomi-Olukunle, Lead Transaction Counsel at Balogun Harold

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