Our Partner Alejando Mendiola contributed to the Chambers Global Practice Guide – Cartels, Mexico chapter. The Cartels guide provides expert legal commentary on the key issues for businesses with competition matters. The guide covers the important developments in the most significant jurisdictions.
Our Partner Alejando Mendiola and associate Daniella Ramírez contributed to the Chambers Global Practice Guide – Cartels, Mexico chapter. The Cartels guide provides expert legal commentary on the key issues for businesses with competition matters. The guide covers the important developments in the most significant jurisdictions.
You can read the full article Cartels_MEXICO 2022 L&P or go to Chambers & Partners website.
Take a look at our contribution to the Mexican Chapter of the Acquisition Finance 2022 Global Practice Guide of #Chambers & Partners. The Mexican chapter was prepared by partners Adrián López and José Humberto Rocha covering the most significant aspects of acquisition finance transactions, ranging from LBO’s to security arrangements.
“Mexican banks (including credit and risk committees) adapted very fast to the lockdown, and performed very well despite the pandemic restraints and the increased workload derived from numerous “COVID-19 restructurings”.
“As in many other jurisdictions, acquisition finance faces the challenge of creating comprehensive and reliable financial models for targets. In many sectors, it is expected that such uncertainty will begin to dissipate by the second semester of 2021, as vaccines become available to the population at large and companies can access more elements to adjust their business plans accordingly.”
You can read the full article at Chambers & Partners website.
Learn more about how Mexican competition authorities investigate cartels and the sanctions they can impose in the latest edition of Chambers & Partners’ Global Practice Guide on Cartels (2020), written by our Partner Alejandro Mendiola and Associate Daniella Ramirez Aguilar.
Acomprehensive analysis of the envolving legal and procedural framework for cartel enforcement, sanctions remedies, and private civil litigation involving alleged cartels, as well as additional comments on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. A guide to understand “What to expect from a cartel investigation”.
You can read the full Mexico’s Cartels Chambers Global Practice Guide
Learn more about how Mexican competition authorities investigate cartels and the sanctions they can impose in the latest edition of Chambers & Partners’ Global Practice Guide on Cartels (2020), written by our Partner Alejandro Mendiola and Associate Daniella Ramirez Aguilar.
Nader, Hayaux & Goebel’s competition team offers a comprehensive analysis of the envolving legal and procedural framework for cartel enforcement, sanctions remedies, and private civil litigation involving alleged cartels, as well as additional comments on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
You can read the full Cartels_Chambers&Partners_Mexico2020
Our Partners Adrián López and José Humberto Rocha contributed to the Chambers Acquisition Finance Practice Guide 2019: Mexico Chapter. The Acquisition 2019 guide provides expert legal commentary on key issues for businesses. The guide covers the important developments in the most significant jurisdictions.
You can read the full article at Chambers & Partners website.
Our Partner Alejando Mendiola contributed to the Chambers Global Practice Guide – Cartels, Mexico chapter. The Cartels guide provides expert legal commentary on the key issues for businesses with competition matters. The guide covers the important developments in the most significant jurisdictions.
You can read the full article here or go to Chambers & Partners website.
Our Partners Hector Arangua and Adalberto Valadez contributed to the Chambers Global Practice Guide – Investment Funds, Mexico chapter. The Investment Funds guide provides expert legal commentary on key issues for businesses and this guide covers the important developments in the most significant jurisdictions.
You can download the PDF here or read the full article at Chambers & Partners website.