Ghana Fintech Awards: Sustineri Attorneys PRUC named Fintech law firm of the year
Sustineri Attorneys PRUC, a corporate law firm specialising in technology, fintech and transactional law, has been named
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Fintech Law Firm of the Year at the Ghana Fintech Awards.
The recognition underscored the firm’s growing influence in the nation’s financial technology sector and its role in shaping the legal landscape for emerging digital finance businesses.
The award comes at a time when the fintech industry is expanding rapidly, with increasing regulatory complexities and a surge in digital financial solutions.
Sustineri Attorneys PRUC, founded in 2021, has emerged as a key player in providing legal and regulatory support to fintech start-ups and established financial institutions navigating the evolving market.
Speaking about the award, Richard Nunekpeku, Managing Partner at Sustineri Attorneys PRUC, emphasised the firm’s commitment to innovation and client-focused legal solutions.
“This recognition reflects our dedication to supporting Ghana’s fintech ecosystem with strategic legal expertise. As digital finance continues to transform the economy, legal services must evolve to ensure compliance, risk mitigation, and sustainable growth for industry players,” he stated.
The domestic fintech sector has seen significant regulatory developments in recent years, particularly with the enactment of the Payment Systems and Services Act, 2019 (Act 987) and the Bank of Ghana’s digital finance guidelines. Sustineri Attorneys PRUC has been at the forefront of these changes, advising fintech firms on licensing, compliance, and risk management.
The firm’s structured approach—known as START (Start-up Legal Toolkit, Transactions, Advisory, Regulatory Compliance, and Training) has become a cornerstone for fintech clients seeking tailored legal solutions.
“Regulatory clarity is critical for fintech growth. Our role is to help businesses anticipate legal challenges and implement frameworks that promote long-term stability,” Mr Nunekpeku noted.
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