Allen & Overy expands Johannesburg banking and projects practices

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Metals and Mining, Oil & gas, Power

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Middle East & Africa

Allen & Overy is expanding its Sub-Saharan Africa Banking and Projects practices in Johannesburg with the arrival of three new partners. Ryan Nelson, Alexandra Clüver and Alessandra Pardini will join A&O from Webber Wentzel.Nelson re-joins A&O, having previously worked with the firm...

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