Ecuadorian law firm Flor Bustamante Pizarro & Hurtado has represented WorldBusiness Capital (WBC) in the $15 million long-term loan granted to Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito Alianza del Valle. The loan was also partially provided
Estudio Echecopar, associated with Baker & McKenzie International, has represented the shareholders of Linings in the transfer of their 100% stake in Linings in favour of Bradken Peru, a subsidiary of Hitachi Construction Machinery. With this
Greenberg Traurig has counselled Uber on obtaining a favourable ruling that will allow the company to operate in the state of Quintana Roo in Mexico. The permit was granted by the Third Collegiate Court of
Tavarone Rovelli Salim & Miani has assisted MSU Energy, and Bruchou & Funes de Rioja assisted the arranger and underwriters, in the issuance of US $15,100,000 par value Class VII Notes. The Notes were issued on 12
Garrigues Colombia has represented Krealo Management, Credicorp’s private equity arm, in an investment agreement in favour of Colombian insurtech Monokera. In this transaction, closed on 22 December, Gamboa García & Cardona Abogados acted as
Cuatrecasas has announced the appointment of Iván Libenson (pictured) as a new partner in the Mexico City office, a move that follows the integration of the firm Rico Robles y Libenson (RRL) into Cuatrecasas.
Chilean law firm Jara del Favero has announced the appointment of directors Alfred Sherman Leinenweber from the Labour area; and Julio Trucco Vera, from the Real Estate area as new partners of the firm. In
Gómez-Pinzón has announced the appointment of Mauricio Piñeros Perdomo (pictured) as the firm’s new managing partner. Mauricio is part of the Tax & Customs Practice Group and has more than 35 years
Vouga Abogados has assisted CAF – Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina, in the granting of an uncommitted credit line in favour of the state-owned Banco Nacional de Fomento for up to USD $50,000,000. Thanks to
Greenberg Traurig, through its Mexico City office, has represented Concesionaria de Autopistas del Sureste (CAS) and Aldesa, a construction group based in Mexico and Spain, in connection with a refinancing of approximately $4.6 billion Mexican pesos (
