{"60":"2017-03-15","61":{"first":"Mckeown","last":"Amenano-Bese"},"62":"mcamenano@gmail.com","63":"054-383-7477","64":{"street":"Area 4, Hse No. F24\/2","street2":"","city":"Sunyani","state":"Brong Ahafo Region","zip":"Box 1344","country":"Ghana"},"65":["LLM in Corporate Law & Finance"],"66":"The corporate legal regime in Ghana had until recently been treated differently from the legal regime regulating finance. It is therefore rare in Ghana to come across a lawyer who is knowledgeable fully in both courses unless such a lawyer had undertaken separate programs in both courses. I therefore anticipate that a course which will combine corporate law and finance will be an appropriate course for an individual who wishes to return to Ghana and assist in any area he shall find himself. This motivated my choice of Corporate law and Finance","67":"I had the opportunity to read about Delaware Law and I was impressed about the variety of graduate students that are accepted by the school. Delaware is therefore only the best place, I concluded to introduce me to varying legal regimes across the globe, but also to expose me to various cultures and people. ","68":"I have not been accepted to any other graduate school nor program either in Ghana or outside the jurisdiction.","69":"I aspire to be one of the few lawyers in Ghana after a successful completion of the course to acquire a considerable depth of knowledge in corporate law and finance to enable me advise clients appropriately. I also anticipate that upon a successful completion of the course I shall be able to adequately assist in the integration or the establishment of the link between corporate law and finance in Ghana and advise clients accordingly","70":"During my undergraduate days at the University of Ghana, I had the opportunity to be the organizer of the tertiary students of Seikwa. This is one of the towns in the Brong Ahafo Region where I come from. I held this position for 3 years and became the vice president during my final year in 2010. The Association returned to the Seikwa community to assist in teaching. It also afforded the Association the opportunity to interact with the local school children. Whilst our presence inspired hope in the school children, our new methods of teaching further helped in their appreciation of the courses better. I am therefore not surprised that the number of tertiary students from the community has increased astronomically. ","72":"MAB"}