Tavarone Rovelli and Bruchou structure Albanesi debt programme
Tavarone, Rovelli, Salim & Miani has helped Argentine gas trader Rafael G. Albanesi set up a debt programme for US$100 million and make two initial issuances.
Tavarone, Rovelli, Salim & Miani has helped Argentine gas trader Rafael G. Albanesi set up a debt programme for US$100 million and make two initial issuances.
The recent integration agreement reached between Argentine firm Pérez Alati, Grondona, Benites & Arntsen (PAGBAM) and Chile’s Schwencke & Cía – which has since rebranded as PAGBAM Schwencke Chile – was an interesting move from two established firms in their respective markets. We speak to partners from both sides about their motivations for the tie-up and where they go from here.
Law firm participation on behalf of corporates in the discussions that led to the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement is evidence of the unique perspective lawyers bring to the table in interactions between companies and governments.
In shining a spotlight on issues that have been bubbling under the surface for years, the covid-19 pandemic and the pressure it puts on client appetite for costly legal services is a chance for progressive law firms to rethink entirely how they value what they do. In doing so, they can remodel themselves into organisations of the future.
In shining a spotlight on issues that have been bubbling under the surface for years, the covid-19 pandemic and the pressure it puts on client appetite for costly legal services is a chance for progressive law firms to rethink entirely how they value what they do. In doing so, they can remodel themselves into organisations of the future.
In shining a spotlight on issues that have been bubbling under the surface for years, the covid-19 pandemic and the pressure it puts on client appetite for costly legal services is a chance for progressive law firms to rethink entirely how they value what they do. In doing so, they can remodel themselves into organisations of the future.
Risk tends to be a negative pressure on deal-making, but the covid-19 pandemic has forced buyers and sellers to assimilate to new conditions to keep M&A activity flowing, according to panellists speaking at Latin Lawyer Live Interactive M&A.
These firms have professional notices in the Latin Lawyer 250