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DLA Piper and Bowmans Advise on Takeover of National Bank of Kenya by Nigerian Group

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DLA Piper and Bowmans are advising on the acquisition of National Bank of Kenya, the country’s first state-owned financial institution, by Access Holdings, a multinational financial group headquartered in Nigeria.

Access Holdings said March 20 it would be buying the entire issued share capital of NBK from Kenyan-based KCB Group, which took over the bank from the government in 2019.

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