A $1.8 billion securitization last August that brought together a government fund, a multilateral development bank and a dozen private companies also marked the first secured bond issuance in Latin […]
Category: Deals of the Year Awards
Law Firm of the Year – Peru
In Peru, if you hire Miranda & Amado you get the entire law firm and not just a lawyer. The firm, celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2024, is not about […]
Sovereign Liability Management of the Year
Peru faced a tough year in 2023: anti-government protests, natural disasters and uncertain international conditions, all of which placed a huge strain on an economy which had barely recovered from […]
Law Firm of the Year – Mexico
Mexico’s Galicia Abogados began 2024 the same it has operated in the previous years: offering new capabilities and fresh talent to its vast list of clients. Co-managing partner Christian Lippert […]
Law Firm of the Year – Colombia
Colombia’s Brigard Urrutia will celebrate its 90th anniversary in 2024 and will do so the way it always has: adding new specialized areas to its already extensive practice. “The complexity […]
Corporate Liability Management of the Year
Especially in periods of volatility, timing is of essence when it comes to executing a liability management transaction. Brazilian mining giant Vale proved that it was keeping a close eye […]
Sovereign ESG Deal of the Year
Uruguay has long been regarded as an exemplary green economy. The government’s environmental policies have been widely lauded over the years since the country embarked on its energy transition efforts […]
Law Firm of the Year – Chile
Chile is in transition and Garrigues, a global law firm, plans to be there each step of the way. Garrigues was launched in Chile in 2016, making it the fourth […]
Subnational Deal of the Year
A public offering of common shares was the approach the government of Brazil’s Paraná state chose in order to privatize one of its largest and most profitable companies, Companhia Paranaense […]
Corporate High-Grade Bond of the Year
Sometimes, size matters. That was the case for Brazilian food conglomerate JBS last September when it issued a $2.5 billon bond – the largest by a Brazilian corporate since 2020, […]
