Structuring Africa’s Next Growth Wave: African Investments via Singapore, Dubai & Mauritius

As institutional capital and ASEAN family offices turn their attention toward Sub-Saharan Africa’s high-yield private markets, de-risking the deal structure has moved from an operational detail to a strategic necessity.

How do leading asset managers and family offices bridge capital across Singapore, Dubai, and Mauritius to protect capital, mitigate FX restrictions, and ensure cross-border legal enforceability?

Join us in Dubai for an exclusive, highly practical session co-hosted by ADG Legal, sponsored by Adansonia Management Services, and delivered in conjunction with Connect Africa Southeast Asia.

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Date: September 9, 2026 (Wednesday)

Time: 09:00 AM GST (Morning Registration & Networking)

Venue: ADG Legal Offices, Office 1401, 48 Burj Gate Tower, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, UAE

Format: Interactive Session & Case Clinic followed by Executive Networking

As institutional capital and ASEAN family offices turn their attention toward Sub-Saharan Africa’s high-yield private markets, de-risking the deal structure has moved from an operational detail to a strategic necessity.

How do leading asset managers and family offices bridge capital across Singapore, Dubai, and Mauritius to protect capital, mitigate FX restrictions, and ensure cross-border legal enforceability?

Join us in Dubai for an exclusive, highly practical session co-hosted by ADG Legal, sponsored by Adansonia Management Services, and delivered in conjunction with Connect Africa Southeast Asia.

What We Will Cover

  • Singapore as a Capital Launchpad: Leveraging the Singapore VCC under S13O/S13U schemes to aggregate Asian and global capital.
  • Dubai as a Middle East & Governance Hub: Using DIFC/ADGM vehicles to align Middle Eastern co-investors and anchor English Common Law dispute resolution.
  • Mauritius as the Gateway Conduit: Channeling downstream investments via Mauritius GBCs/VCCs to optimize 45+ African DTAAs and Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs).
  • Real-World Stress Testing: Navigating currency convertibility traps, expropriation risks, shareholder disputes, and OECD/BEPS tax substance requirements.

Registration

Space is strictly limited to ensure high-value peer discussion.

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