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TMT - Africa-wide

3

Band 3

What the team is known for

With offices in six African countries, ENS has a significant presence on the continent. The firm is well placed to provide comprehensive telecoms regulatory support and M&A advisory within the sector. The firm is regularly active on data privacy compliance, and its practice also touches upon ICT outsourcing and IP matters. ENS' client roster includes major multinational companies as well as leading regional players.

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Ridwaan Boda is head of the TMT team.

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Work Highlights

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ENS advised Standard Bank of South Africa on a major IT outsourcing transaction (impacting 15 African countries) which aimed to modernise the bank's card payment systems.