Chile

Latin American enforcers commit to leniency principles

The competition authorities of Brazil, Mexico, Peru, Argentina and Chile have signed a joint statement on shared principles that will guide the implementation of their leniency regimes – following recent controversy in the region about the confidentiality of submitted applications.

Chilean court overturns block on Nutrabien deal

Chile’s competition court has overruled a decision by the country’s antitrust watchdog that would have blocked the proposed sale of confectionery company Nutrabien by food and beverage manufacturer Compañía de las Cervecerías Unidas.

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Latin Lawyer Special Report: M&A and capital markets deal activity

An in-depth look at M&A and IPO transactions in Latin America and the law firms behind them.

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Latin Lawyer Special Report: M&A and capital markets deal activity

An in-depth look at M&A and IPO transactions in Latin America and the law firms behind them.

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To each their own

It has become a must for major Spanish firms to make a play for Latin America, yet not all agree on the best approach. Vincent Manancourt profiles the strategies of the country's main players

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Brazil could learn from Chile’s pension fund reforms, agree PE speakers

Latin American pension funds can be a key source of fundraising for private equity, but strict transparency regulations governing their conduct are essential, heard delegates at the Latin Lawyer Live 9th Annual Private Equity.

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Latin Lawyer 13th Annual Charity Awards Ceremony