Allen & Overy and Cabinet Nyemb retained to arrange Cameroon Eurobond
The international and local law firms will provide legal advice to the trio arranging the country’s €686 million-plus Eurobond.
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▪ Allen & Overy and Cabinet Nyemb retained to arrange Cameroon Eurobond
▪ The international and local law firms will provide legal advice to the trio arranging the country’s €686 million-plus Eurobond.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/808151/allen-overy-and-cabinet-nyemb-retained-to-arrange-cameroon-eurobond/
Allen & Overy will assist the consortium selected to arrange Cameroon’s CFA F 450 billion (€686 million) Eurobond.
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