Few investors have built the kind of portfolio in global dealmaking that Brazil’s 3G Capital has assembled over the past decade. Just look at the way it created the world’s […]
Category: M&A
Nubank: Outstanding Fintech Breakthrough
Five years ago, David Velez and Cristina Junquiera had a bold vision. By offering a no-fee credit card through a mobile app, they figured they could grab a piece of […]
XP Investimentos: Excellence in Financial Innovation
XP Investimentos started out in 2002 in a small office in Porto Alegre, 700 miles south of São Paulo. With seed capital of just R$20,000 ($5,000), company founders Guilherme Benchimol and […]
Bank of America Merrill Lynch: Excellence in Full-Range Services to Latin American Issuers
Few banks have displayed the kind of dealmaking diversity that’s been the hallmark of Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) over the past decade. Its portfolio not only includes many […]
HSBC: Excellence in Opening New Markets for Latin American Borrowers
HSBC has played a key role in expanding the local and cross-border debt market in Latin America in the past decade. Its ability to use its strong balance sheet to […]
JPMorgan: Excellence in Advisory Services Across Latin America
WHEN IT comes to offering a comprehensive menu of services across asset classes, few institutions can match the capabilities of JPMorgan Chase. In Latin American investment banking, it has long […]
Cleary Gottlieb: Excellence in Legal Services Across Latin America’s Capital Markets
Working with the biggest corporate names in Latin America has long been a hallmark of Cleary Gottlieb. The law firm’s nuanced understanding of business and legal culture in the region, […]
Mattos Filho: Excellence in Capital Markets Services by a Latin American Law Firm
For anyone involved in Brazil’s capital markets or merger and acquisitions activity in Latin America’s biggest economy, Mattos Filho is a familiar name. The firm has advised on some of […]
Brazilian malls move closer to merger
Aliansce and Sonae have signed a memorandum of understanding but have not ironed out the terms of a deal
Algar strives for Smart
Brazilian telecom company could pay $13m to increase its market share in the northeast
