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Engines of change

In-house counsel are the noisemakers and drivers of change within their companies when it comes to ensuring that diversity and inclusion are not just initiatives but integral parts of corporate culture, said panellists at this …

Adapt or risk failing

As legal departments have their budgets cut, it is imperative that in-house lawyers learn how to work more efficiently, implementing artificial intelligence and other tools to make it through the tough and changing times.

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Speaking out and zeroing in

GCs must take a holistic approach to compliance, requiring diversified communication strategies and targeted investments in training, in order to build frameworks that withstand a world where curveballs are the new normal.

Q&A with GC of Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

As Chinese investments in Latin America surge, Alberto Ninio, general counsel at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), speaks to LACCA about how he chooses local counsel, the importance of risk-taking and …

Who represents Latin America’s biggest banks 2022: the full list

Featured in Who Represents Latin America's Biggest Banks 2022?

In its second iteration, LACCA conducts research into which law firms advise Latin America’s largest banks, as ranked by assets. We present the financial institutions that make up our top 50, as …

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