One of the most valuable assets of the firm is its bilingual nature, incorporating French-speaking (Francophone) and English-speaking (Anglophone) attorneys and therefore readily tailored to suit the dual legal system of Cameroon in particular and the Central/West African region in general. Through a mastery of these two key legal systems, we have developed the relevant expertise to address the requirements of our vast array of foreign investor clients.

Our attorneys are market leaders in general corporate, commercial and capital market transactions, representing some of the most prestigious names and serving as Counsel to some of the biggest deals across the territory of the Republic of Cameroon and the CEMAC sub-region.

Over the past few years, the firm has been at the forefront of revolving, asset-backed and structured financing, the biggest bond issues in the capital markets of Cameroon and in the CEMAC region, and significant transactions in the commodities, telecommunications, oil and gas and energy sectors.

The attorneys of JING & Partners have earned a sterling reputation for providing invaluable legal services to the biggest local banks and their foreign affiliates for more than a decade.

The Firm has been very successful in assisting investors during negotiations with government bodies and authorities on the other side, such as Production Sharing Contracts negotiations, concessions, obtaining licenses and permits, on behalf of oil and gas clients; as well as other sectors of business activities inclusive but not limited to banking, financial services, capital markets, trading, mining, telecommunications, maritime and ports activities, transport, aviation and the electricity sectors.

The Firm has an outstanding reputation for excellent working relations with government departments and regulatory bodies and is fully compliant with FCPA, UK Bribery and related anti-corruption laws.

The attorneys of JING & Partners have earned a sterling reputation for providing invaluable legal services to the biggest local banks and their foreign affiliates for more than a decade.