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Helmets and clauses: protecting yourself against sandbagging
The lack of specific legal rules dealing with sandbagging in South Africa means that the courts will likely apply general rules and principles.
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Sweat Equity: legally toned and ready to flex
Sweat Equity arrangements are used in transactions globally, where individuals and companies may be issued equity shares based on their future non-financial contributions.
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Evolving M&A practices in Africa: how SPACS offer a compelling alternative
For dealmakers and investors alike, SPACs present a compelling opportunity to tap into the continent’s untapped potential.
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Is South African merger control raining on private equity’s Dezemba?
PE firms contribute significantly to the economy and should be supported as they endeavour to inject capital, innovation and growth into various industries.
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Dancing with change of control clauses
Companies should take caution when entering into agreements with change of control clauses.
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Trouble in paradise: removal of a Director
When a director’s actions are not aligned with the company’s best interests, it can lead to reputational risks for the company itself, as well as the other directors involved.
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Unlocking Africa’s potential: The rise of AI investment on the continent
In the dynamic landscape of technological innovation, AI stands out as a transformative force with seemingly endless potential.
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Class Act
How to determine whether separate class meetings must be held to vote on a scheme of arrangement.
