Mexico

Mexico competition watchdog targets sugar industry

Mexico’s competition watchdog has begun an investigation into an alleged cartel in the country’s sugar market, based on concerns that several companies fixed prices, rigged bids, allocated markets and restricted supply.

LatAm-backed loan improves Atlantica credit rating

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP in London and New York, Miranda & Amado Abogados in Lima and Santamarina y Steta in Mexico City have helped UK energy company Atlantica Yield obtain a loan worth US$215 million.

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Latin Lawyer Elite Survey 2018

In a fast-changing world, the Latin Lawyer Elite firms of 2018 have shown themselves willing to take innovative steps to defend their leading positions.

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Latin Lawyer Elite firms of 2017

Latin Lawyer profiles the 40 Latin American law firms with an eye firmly on the future.

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Strategy & management

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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Mexico midstream investment still lags behind upstream

Mexico’s midstream sector has struggled to attract private investment, but combining upstream and midstream projects could help lure investors, heard delegates at Latin Lawyer Live 9th Annual Oil & Gas Conference, held last month in Mexico City.

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Latin Lawyer Live 9th Annual Private Equity Conference

Latin Lawyer Live 5th Annual Labour & Employment