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Recognised in the IFLR1000 2016 Financial and Corporate Guide

21 Oct 2015 1 min read Article

Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr (CDH) has again been recognised by the IFLR1000 2016 Financial and Corporate guide. The IFLR1000 is an exclusive leading lawyer’s directory that focuses on law firms and individuals recognised by their peers and clients to be the leaders in their specialist areas.

From powerful partnerships come powerful solutions and we sincerely thank our clients for their support. We are honoured to be ranked in eight specialist areas:

Tier 2: Banking
Tier 2: Capital Markets
Tier 2: Competition
Tier 2: Energy
Tier 2: Infrastructure
Tier 2: M&A
Tier 2: Project Finance
Tier 2: Mining

Client feedback reflects that “Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr executes instructions in a professional and diligent manner. Attention to detail ensures compliance and that the client’s rights remains protected. You can rely on the firm to provide a professional service of the highest standards despite very complex and technical matters and tight deadlines. No job is too big for this firm.”

Thank you for recognising our commitment, passion and expertise.

Attie Pretorius
Chairman                       

Brent Williams
Chief Executive Officer

Gasant Orrie
CT Managing Partner

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