The excellent banking and finance team at Bentsi-Enchill, Letsa & Ankomah is renowned for handling a broad range of key deals in Ghana. Under the joint leadership of Seth Asante and Frank Nimako Akowuah, the group acts for domestic and international lenders, banks and other financial institutions in a wide spectrum of work, spanning lending, project finance and trade finance to asset finance, derivatives and debt restructuring. The department is also highly regarded for advising on the financing aspects of infrastructure, energy, natural resources, power and manufacturing projects. Regulatory work is also covered by the practice, which also works in tandem with prominent international law firms on multi-jurisdictional mandates. Senior associate Sophia Sena Berdie is a name to note.

Led by Paa Kwesi Morrison, the first-rate team at ENSafrica is well regarded for its cross-border work across the continent, handling the full spectrum of banking and finance matters. The group has particular expertise in the IT, telecoms, real estate, agriculture, energy, mining, aviation and manufacturing sectors, and regularly assists a broad range of financial institutions and regional and international companies with structuring deals. Trade finance is another key pillar of strength for the practice. The department is also recognised for its strength in assisting local authorities, major corporates and financial institutions with capital markets matters. Rachel Dagadu specialises in project finance work.

The versatile team at JLD & MB Legal Consultancy has a solid reputation for its expertise in handling the full array of banking and finance matters. The group's workload includes large corporate and project financing matters, trade and commodity financing work and syndicated lending. The client base includes multinational companies, financial institutions, state-owned enterprises and corporate entities from a wide range of sectors. Merene Benyah is vastly experienced in advising oil and gas, mining and minerals sector clients. Akosua Apea Osafo is a name to note.

The nimble team at N. Dowuona & Company is frequently instructed in a range of financing transactions, spanning lending and borrowing matters, asset and acquisition finance and project finance. Cross-border investment work is another core area of strength for the group, which also advises on financial regulatory issues. The client base includes fintech companies, financial institutions, lessees and other key names in the capital markets space. Achiaa Akobour Debrah heads up the practice. NanaAma Botchway is well versed in handling prominent banking and finance transactions in Ghana.

The 'exceptionally skilled' team at Ntrakwah & Co 'consistently delivers exceptional results by providing insightful advice'. Under the joint leadership of Abena Ntrakwah-Mensah and Kwadwo Ntrakwah, the group excels in handling project and property financing matters, as well as advising on debt recovery litigation. The department has a solid track record in advising clients on a broad spectrum of matters, including setting up financial institutions. Daisy Joana Bosumprah is a key name to note at associate level.

At Reindorf Chambers, Fui Tsikata and Kizzita Mensah co-head the practice, which houses an experienced team known for representing domestic and international banks, financial institutions, and corporates. The group continues to be kept busy advising on a wide range of lending and domestic and cross-border financial transactions. Other key areas of instruction include assisting lenders with loan restructurings, and handling regulatory issues.

At WTS Nobisfields, the team is adept at handling acquisition and asset financing, derivatives, structured financing and debt financing matters. Theophilus Tawiah heads up the practice, which has also been kept busy advising on trade and export financing, insolvency and restructuring work. Additionally, the group assists banks with a wide range of regulatory issues. Abena Aboa Inkoom is a key name at associate level.

Following the establishment of its office in Accra in December 2022, the finance team at Templars has been instructed on high-profile matters in Ghana. Recent work for the group includes advising on sovereign and corporate debt issues, and the department is sought after by financial institutions, local and foreign investors and lender and borrower clients. Dorothy Mensah and Desmond Ogba co-head the practice.