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Njeri talks to Shanif Dewany, Charles Omanga and Nyokabi Manguyu

On this month’s podcast Njeri talks to Shanif Dewany, Charles Omanga and Nyokabi Manguyu of Horizon Capital and the Asiri Group. Njeri, Shanif, Charles and Nyokabi tackle corporate law and its role in developing economies. Shanif, Charles and Nyokabi give a masterclass on understanding M&A, Corporate Finance, wealth management and succession planning in this important and informative discussion.

8 Oct 2021 37:23 Minutes Podcast
Njeri talks to Shanif Dewany, Charles Omanga and Nyokabi Manguyu

Njeri talks to Shanif Dewany, Charles Omanga and Nyokabi Manguyu

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On this month’s podcast Njeri talks to Shanif Dewany, Charles Omanga and Nyokabi Manguyu of Horizon Capital and the Asiri Group.  Njeri, Shanif, Charles and Nyokabi tackle corporate law and its role in developing economies.  Shanif, Charles and Nyokabi give a masterclass on understanding M&A, Corporate Finance, wealth management and succession planning in this important and informative discussion. 

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