While local firms can offer great insights on local legislation, international firms are often the better option when it comes to matters of international finance, says Renzo J. Salazar Vallejo.
Given the raft of changes to tax and financial laws in Colombia, clients will benefit from the advice from knowledgeable local law firms, argues Apiros legal director Juan Pablo García Henao.
Felsberg Advogados is advising sugarcane processing company Grupo Moreno on its 1.8-billion-reais ($433.8 million) restructuring ahead of a planned sale.
Brazilian law firm Pinheiro Neto has advised CAIXA Seguridade Participações on amendments to its framework agreement with CNP Assurances for the incorporation of a new company that will jointly explore life and credit life
Law firm Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría’s corporate and M&A team advised Chilean conglomerate Quiñenco, acting through its subsidiary Inmobiliaria Norte Verde, in the sale of Inversiones Vita, the
Greenberg Traurig has hired two attorneys to strengthen its Latin America and corporate practices in its Miami office.
White & Case has advised Bayport Colombia, a subsidiary of specialist credit provider Bayport Management Limited, on its entry into a COP-denominated secured loan agreement of up to $150 million through a Colombian trust established by
Argentinian law firm Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal has advised Madrid-based consultancy Innovation Consulting Worldwide in the sale of its shares in INSITUM Consultoría Argentina to Accenture.
Carey has acted as counsel to CMPC, a Chilean pulp and paper company, on a $100 million syndicated green loan financing, Chile’s first green loan entirely syndicated to Japanese banks.
Panama’s government has submitted a bill to govern the creation of public-private partnerships (PPPs) that is expected to “provide a much-needed regulatory and institutional framework to allow for the development of major projects without
