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SNC Incorporated clinches notable law firm accolade

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November 24, 2023
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SNC Incorporated has once again been recognised as a “notable law firm” in the practice areas of Financial and Corporate in Namibia by the International Financial Law Review (IFLR1000). 

The accolade has been awarded to the firm for the second consecutive year. 

Managing Partner of SNC Incorporated, Shakwa Nyambe, said the firm has a diverse range of expertise, including energy, mining, oil and gas, natural resources, banking, project finance and development, capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, and financial services.

“This extensive portfolio reportedly established SNC Incorporated as a key player in the legal and advisory services landscape, not only in Namibia but also across the Sub-Saharan Africa region,” he said. 

He further explained that the recognition in the IFLR1000 rankings sheds light on the firm’s prominence in key practice areas, notably within sectors such as energy, mining, oil and gas, and natural resources.

Nyambe attributed the success to the exceptional work carried out by the diligent team at SNC Incorporated.

“This latest ranking is a testament to the trust and confidence our clients place in our services and reflects the firm’s dedication to excellence and client satisfaction,” he said.

The IFLR1000 is widely regarded as the preeminent guide to the world’s top financial and corporate law firms. The evaluation process employed by IFLR1000 includes qualitative research into law firms’ corporate and financial transactions, client satisfaction, and peer review. 

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