ECIJA reshapes its Colombia office, strengthening its leadership as the Spanish firm with one of the largest footprints in Latin America. The Colombia office will now be led by managing partner David Bedoya, supported by
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Pablo Márquez, the former managing partner of Ecija in Colombia, along with five other partners — Lorena Garnica, Patricia Renjifo, Carlos Hugo Ramírez, Camilo Ramírez, and
Flor Bustamante Pizarro & Hurtado acted as local counsel advising IDB Invest on the closing of a US$68 million secured loan facility with Millenium-Med Hosp SAS, the company responsible for developing the largest and most
Cleary Gottlieb advised Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) on negotiating and executing a series of bilateral repurchase agreements with three international banks, along with a related securities lending transaction involving a special-purpose vehicle (SPV). The
Amid a wave of regulatory change, Mijares, Angoitia, Cortés y Fuentes has announced the appointment of Daniela Ortega Sosa (pictured center)and Paulina Fabara Laphan (pictured left) as counsels and heads of the Regulatory
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Introducing BULLRICH FLANZBAUM: A new firm, same values
Seasoned intellectual property attorneys Mercedes Bullrich (pictured left) and Raquel Flanzbaum (pictured right) are continuing their distinguished professional journey under a new identity: BULLRICH FLANZBAUM. The newly Argentina-based firm is backed by the shared experience
Cuatrecasas has counseled Termotasajero—an electric power generation and marketing company—on the structuring, negotiation, and closing of a COP 600 billion refinancing agreement, which will allow it to strengthen its financial position and further its
Bruchou & Funes de Rioja advised Petroquímica Comodoro Rivadavia on its issuance of Class T Notes for a total amount of US$38,916,527, under the frequent issuer simplified regime. TCA Tanoira Cassagne acted as counsel
Garrigues has announced the incorporation of Andrés Crump (pictured) as a partner in its Bogotá office, further reinforcing its Corporate/M&A practice in Colombia. His appointment, which is set to be ratified
Cleary Gottlieb has represented LATAM Airlines Group in its latest US$800 million global bond issuance. The offering consisted of 7.625% senior secured notes due 2031, issued by LATAM and guaranteed by certain of its subsidiaries. The transaction
