TOBI AKINTAYO
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Oluwatobi Akintayo is an associate and a member of the firm’s tax, private equity, and banking & finance team. Since joining the firm, he has been involved in a wide range of matters, including general corporate advisory and litigation.
2021 | Associate, Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie |
2020 | Trainee Associate, Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie |
2018 | Graduate Intern, Detail Commercial Solicitors |
2019 | Nigerian Law School, BL |
2018 | The University of Ibadan, LL.B |
2019 | Nigeria |
Nigerian Bar Association |
ICLG – Fintech 2023 – Promotional Guidelines
UUBO’s Fintech team members Yinka Edu (Partner), Joseph Eimunjeze (Partner), Pamela Onah (Senior Associate) and Oluwatobi Akintayo (Associate) have contributed to the latest Nigerian chapter of the 7th Edition of the Global Legal Group, UK’s Fintech Laws and Regulations 2023 in which they discuss the various regulatory changes and topical issues impacting the Nigerian Fintech […]
Read More11th Edition ICLG – Lending & Secured Finance Laws and Regulations in Nigeria 2023
UUBO’s Banking & Finance team is proud to announce their contribution to the latest Nigerian chapter of the Global Legal Group’s 11th Edition of the International Comparative Legal Guide – Lending & Secured Finance Laws and Regulations in Nigeria 2023. Join us in recognising the exceptional work of our team members: Onyinye Okafor (Partner), Chisom Okolie and Oluwatobi Akintayo (Associates). Their […]
Read MoreAN OVERVIEW OF THE FINANCE ACT 2023
The Finance Act 2023 (the “FA 2023”) was signed into law by former President Muhammadu Buhari on 28 May 2023, prior to his leaving office. The FA 2023 takes effect from 28 May 2023, and it replaces the Finance Bill 2022 (“FB 2022”), which had been circulated widely within the public domain. The Finance Act […]
Read MoreClean Energy Tool
Renewable energy is in high demand worldwide as countries and companies recognise the value they can unlock by making the transition to clean energy. The same is true in Nigeria but, as elsewhere, the legal and regulatory environment can be complex and difficult to navigate for potential investors and developers. Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie is […]
Read MoreRegulatory Update: Exposure Draft Of The Guidelines For The Regulation Of Representative Offices Of Foreign Banks In Nigeria
In the Nigerian banking sector, there are some representative offices which are owned by foreign banks. A representative office serves as a marketing and liaison office in Nigeria for a foreign bank – which is usually the parent company. Representative offices are approved by the Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”) pursuant to section 8 of […]
Read MoreUUBO advises the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in connection with a working capital solutions unsecured loan of up to Us$250 million To Zenith Bank PLC
The UUBO Banking and Finance team is pleased to have acted as Nigerian Counsel...
Read MoreUUBO’s Energy and Projects Team has Advised Geometric Power Limited in Connection With (1) The Us$50 Million New Debt Funding
UUBO’s Energy and Projects team has advised Geometric Power Limited in connection with (1)...
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