Carey and Cleary Gottlieb acted as counsels to Corporación Nacional del Cobre de Chile (Codelco) on its $1.5bn debt offering under Rule 144A/Reg S, comprising the new issue of $750m 6.33% notes due 2035 and $750
Estudio Echecopar, associated with Baker & McKenzie International, has advised Banco Security, a Chilean bank, in the granting of a loan in favour of Consorcio Hotelero Global del Perú, a company in the hotel sector,
Greenberg Traurig, through its Mexico City office, has counselled BBVA Mexico on a syndicated loan of up to $1,930,000,000 Mexican pesos, granted for the refinancing of existing debt of a trust affiliated with Fibra Shop, related
Pérez-Llorca has announced the incorporation of Ricardo Morales Barrón (pictured), who, with more than 25 years of experience, joins as a new partner to lead a key team in the Monterrey office. This move
Estudio Muñiz has advised Ajiles Perú, owner of 3A shops, in the evaluation of 100 commercial establishments in Metropolitan Lima and Callao to obtain different municipal permits. Estudio Muñiz’s Municipal Regulation and Authorisations
Arias Law has advised locally the Dutch Business Development Bank (FMO) in Costa Rica and Honduras on the USD $23m financing to Volcafe, a leading global green coffee trader. The financing will provide the necessary
Carey has advised Screen Capital on a second equity investment in 7395 Media, a company dedicated to the production and development of audiovisual projects, and on the financing of an international film project. The deal closed
Pérez-Llorca Mexico has assisted GVS in its strategic acquisition of the whole blood business of Haemonetics Corporation. GVS, based in Italy, is a global leader in advanced filtration solutions, with a strong presence in
Miranda & Amado has advised Complejo Agroindustrial Beta (Beta), as borrower, in connection with the USD $60m financing granted by Rabobank, Interbank and BanBif. This financing represents the addition of tranches C and D to
Mijares Angoitia Cortés y Fuentes has counselled the six largest Mexican banks on the divestment of their stakes in Trans Union de México, Mexico’s largest credit reporting company, also known as “Buró
