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THE IRAN–U.S. CONFLICT AND NIGERIA’S ENERGY OUTLOOK: IMPLICATIONS, STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITIES AND INVESTMENT SIGNALS IN A VOLATILE GLOBAL MARKET

THE IRAN–U.S. CONFLICT AND NIGERIA’S ENERGY OUTLOOK: IMPLICATIONS, STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITIES AND INVESTMENT SIGNALS IN A VOLATILE GLOBAL MARKET

by Stren & Blan Partners | Mar 10, 2026 | Energy, Insight

The escalating conflict between Iran and the United States reached a critical point on 28th February 2026, when a coordinated military operation by the US and Israel, codenamed Operation Epic Fury, targeted strategic Iranian facilities. In retaliation, Iran’s Islamic...
FROM DYSFUNCTION TO RECOVERY:  DEPLOYING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ARCHITECTURE TO RESCUE  DISTRESSED COMPANIES UNDER ADMINISTRATION IN NIGERIA

FROM DYSFUNCTION TO RECOVERY: DEPLOYING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ARCHITECTURE TO RESCUE DISTRESSED COMPANIES UNDER ADMINISTRATION IN NIGERIA

by Stren & Blan Partners | Mar 10, 2026 | Insolvency and Dept Recovery

When a Nigerian company descends into distress, the instinctive response of lawyers, bankers, and financial advisers is to focus on the balance sheet, to renegotiate debt, restructure credit facilities, and manage the competing claims of secured and unsecured...
STRUCTURING CROSS-BORDER ACQUISITIONS IN THE AFRICAN FINANCIAL SECTOR: KEY LEGAL AND REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS

STRUCTURING CROSS-BORDER ACQUISITIONS IN THE AFRICAN FINANCIAL SECTOR: KEY LEGAL AND REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS

by Stren & Blan Partners | Mar 4, 2026 | Banking and Finance, Insight

Cross-border acquisitions have become one of the defining features of Africa’s evolving financial landscape. Regional banks, global investors, development finance institutions, and high-growth fintech companies increasingly regard acquisitions as a strategic tool for...
STRUCTURING CROSS-BORDER ACQUISITIONS IN THE AFRICAN FINANCIAL SECTOR: KEY LEGAL AND REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS

STRUCTURING CROSS-BORDER ACQUISITIONS IN THE AFRICAN FINANCIAL SECTOR: KEY LEGAL AND REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS

by Stren & Blan Partners | Feb 27, 2026 | Energy, Insight

Cross-border acquisitions have become one of the defining features of Africa’s evolving financial landscape. Regional banks, global investors, development finance institutions, and high-growth fintech companies increasingly regard acquisitions as a strategic tool for...
CORPORATE RISK MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS FOR LABOUR-RELATED RISKS IN MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS

CORPORATE RISK MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS FOR LABOUR-RELATED RISKS IN MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS

by Stren & Blan Partners | Feb 23, 2026 | Insight, Labour and Employment

Manufacturing operations form the backbone of Nigeria’s industrial economy. Whilst factory production drives profitability and employment, it simultaneously exposes corporate employers to significant labour-related risks that can result in substantial financial...
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