Yves Hayaux and Eduardo Villanueva contributed to the Mexican Chapter of The International Comparative Legal Guide (ICLG) to M&A.

The Guide covers common issues in M&A laws and regulations, including relevant authorities and legislation, target defences, bidder protection, and mechanics of acquisition – in 54 jurisdictions. You can download the PDF of the article here or read the article on ICLG’s website.

Julián Garza, Gunter Schwandt and Jenny Ferrón contributed to the The International Capital Markets Review, part of the reputed The Law Reviews series published by Law Business Research.

This multi-jurisdictional guide addresses the comparative law aspect of  international capital markets workload and offers legal practitioners with a reference source.

The guide is now in its 8th edition, and covers 28 jurisdictions in which leading law firms offer the latest insights and regulatory updates.

The Mexico chapter can be downloaded free of charge here. The full book is also available and can be downloaded here.

Further information and instructions on how to purchase the publication can be found on The Law Review’s website.

Vanessa Franyutti, Alejandro Rojas and Fernando Castillo contributed to 2018 edition of The Legal 500: Real Estate Country Comparative Guide.

Each chapter of this global guide provides information about the current issues affecting real estate in a particular country and addresses topics such as ownership proof, due diligence, taxes, planning and zoning restrictions, mortgages and environmental contamination as well as insight and opinion on the most common issues in their respective country. The Q&A template for each chapter has been provided by Jonothan Solomon of Clifford Chance.

You can download a free copy of the Mexico chapter here.

Gunter Schwandt and Jenny Ferrón have contributed to the 2019 Technology M&A publication of Getting The Deal Through, where they describe the laws, regulations and policies that affect the structure and execution of technology M&A in Mexico, along with the due diligence processes of such transactions.

This is the first edition and covers 16 jurisdictions in which leading law firms offer the latest insights and regulatory updates in technology M&A transactions.

The Mexico chapter can be downloaded free of charge here. For further information, please visit GTDT’s website.

Queremos compartir con ustedes el artículo escrito por el Socio Yves Hayaux du Tilly para HuffPost acerca de “Las consideraciones necesarias en la contratación de ex-servidores públicos“.

Partner Vanessa Franyutti and Associate Alejandro Alfonso contributed to the Mexican Chapter of The Projects and Construction Review, 8th Edition.

This book has been structured following years of debates and lectures promoted by the International Construction Law Committee of the International Bar Association (ICP), the International Academy of Construction Lawyers, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, among others, who have dedicated themselves to promoting an in-depth analysis of the most important issues related to projects and construction law practice.

The entire publication can be downloaded here. More information on the publication can be found on The Law Reviews’ website.

Julián Garza and Luciano Pérez contributed the Mexico chapter in Getting the Deal Through 2018 of its Public M&A edition.

Specialist contributors summarise the M&A transactional requirements and procedures governing publicly listed companies in their jurisdictions, covering such areas as: types of business combination, applicable legislation, filings and public disclosure requirements, substantial shareholding regulations, duties of directors and controlling shareholders, shareholder rights of approval and appraisal, hostile transactions, break-up fees and frustration of additional bidders, governmental influence on transactions, conditional offers, minority squeeze-out, cross-border transactions, waiting and notification periods, tax issues and labour and employee benefits.

The chapter on Mexico can be downloaded here.

Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. This article was first published in Getting the Deal Through – Public M&A 2018 (Published: August 2018). For further information please visit www.gettingthedealthrough.com

Julián Garza and Gustavo Díaz from the Telecoms team at Nader, Hayaux & Goebel contributed the Mexico chapter in Getting the Deal Through 19th edition of its Telecoms & Media guide.

Covering policy and licensing, regulation of services, competition and mergers, Telecoms and Media summarises the main issues related to T&M regulation and policy in a global context: government policy, WTO Basic Telecommunications Agreement commitments, fixed, mobile and satellite services, radio frequency requirements, next-generation mobile services, authorisation timescales and fees, modification and assignment of licences, radio spectrum assignment, cable networks, local loop access, internet regulation, broadband penetration, interconnection and inter-operator disputes, charges and tariffs, customer terms and conditions, media licensing, content and advertising restrictions, exclusivity and ownership restrictions, unsolicited and intercepted communications and competition and merger control.

The chapter on Mexico can be downloaded here.

Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. This article was first published in Getting the Deal Through – Telecoms & Media 2018 (Published: July 2018). For further information please visit www.gettingthedealthrough.com

Héctor Arangua, Adalberto Valadez and Oscar Vázquez have contributed the chapter on Mexico in the Latin Lawyer Reference on Oil and Gas.

The Reference provides answers to key legal and regulatory questions in Latin America in relation to the energy sector, with a special focus on Oil and Gas.

Contributing editor is Carlos Albarracín, partner at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP.  A PDF  of the article can be downloaded here.

The lead partners of our Insurance and Reinsurance team published an article on the Insurance and Reinsurance sector in Mexico. Yves Hayaux-du-Tilly L and Luciano Pérez participated in Thomson Reuters’ Q&A guide to insurance and reinsurance law in Mexico.

The Q&A gives a high level overview of the market trends and regulatory framework in the insurance and reinsurance market; the definitions for a contract of insurance and a contract of reinsurance; the regulation of insurance and reinsurance contracts; the forms of corporate organisation an insurer can take; and the regulation of insurers and reinsurers, including regulation of the transfer of risk. It also covers: operating restrictions for insurance and reinsurance entities; reinsurance monitoring and disclosure requirements; content requirements for policies and implied terms; insurance and reinsurance claims; remedies; insolvency of insurance and reinsurance providers; taxation; dispute resolution; and proposals for reform. Finally, it provides websites and brief details for the main insurance/reinsurance trade organisations in Mexico.

To compare answers across multiple jurisdictions, you can visit Thomson Reuters’ Insurance and Reinsurance Country Q&A tool.