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We are pleased to invite you to a webinar CMS will be hosting on Thursday, 18 March 2021 from 4:30pm to 5:30pm CET.
Our international CMS Team will take you through a high level presentation of derivative transactions and the documentation commonly used by counterparties in African derivative markets.
We will also touch upon the latest global developments that affect these markets.
This webinar will be held in English and French.
Introduction to derivatives – a brief overview of background, forms, uses, types and markets
Keith Mukami
ISDA documentation and framework under English and French law
(presented in English and French)
Chris Clark | Pauline Larroque
FBF documentation
(presented in French)
Pauline Larroque
LIBOR transition and other recent market developments/case law
Chris Clark
Derivatives in Africa – an overview of trading platforms, legal considerations and market developments
Keith Mukami
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