Ritch Mueller has counselled Ares Management, in obtaining a credit facility for up to USD $19.7m, granted by Scotiabank. This transaction closed on 10 December, with Galicia Abogados acting as counsel to Scotiabank. Ritch Mueller’s
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Miranda & Amado has advised Cooke Inc, a Canadian multinational, in the acquisition of Corporación Pesquera Inca (Copeinca). Estudio Echecopar, associated with Baker & McKenzie International, has advised PF Cayman New Holdco Limited, as
Hernández & Cía. has advised Falabella on an agreement with Plaza for the acquisition by Plaza of all of Falabella’s shares in Falabella Perú. The acquisition transaction has been executed through a
Carey has assisted Newrest Group Holding, a Spanish catering services company, in the Chilean aspects of the acquisition of Compass Group’s operations in Chile, Colombia and Mexico, including five Chilean subsidiaries, through a share
Payet Rey Cauvi Pérez Abogados has promoted César Carlin and Michelle Aramburu as new partners of the firm to strengthen the Dispute Resolution and Regulatory Law areas, respectively. César (pictured left) is
Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría Peru has assisted Nexa Resources Peru in its agreement for the sale of its subsidiary Minera Pampa de Cobre (MPC), owner of the Chapi Mine in Moquegua, to
Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría has counselled QMC Telecom International Holdings (QMC Telecom) in the credit facility through which Société de Promotion et de Participation pour la Coopération Economique (Proparco) granted
Gross Brown has counselled Ueno Bank in connection with a loan contracted with IDB Invest for the sum of Gs. 150,000 million. The loan is focused on supporting the growth of local MSME financing portfolios, and
Barros & Errázuriz has acted as advisor to ICC Inversiones in the acquisition of shares of Rentas Patio X. The transaction consisted of the creation of a preferred series of shares, corresponding to approximately 29%
Nader Hayaux & Goebel has represented Mapfre México in the acquisition of 94.4% of the share capital of the Mexican insurer Insignia Life, for an amount of 1,615,800,000 Mexican pesos. With this acquisition, Mapfre aims to
