"I believe the team provides all the value I expect in transactional banking and finance matters.” -Chambers & Partners (2027)

Daniel is an associate at Nader Hayaux Goebel, and his practice focuses on banking and finance, including cross-border asset-based financing and real estate, as well as complex insolvency and restructuring matters. He regularly advises lenders, investors and corporate clients on sophisticated financial transactions and distressed situations across multiple industries.

Daniel has advised a broad range of Mexican and international clients, including financial institutions and private funds, on banking and finance transactions, debt restructurings, cross-border securities offerings and acquisitions. He also advises foreign clients seeking to establish and expand their operations in Mexico, assisting them with corporate structuring, regulatory compliance and transactional matters related to their market entry.

Daniel obtained his law degree from Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City in 2020.

Work Highlights

Banking & Finance

  • Advised Bancomext, as lender, in the establishment of a USD 120 million term credit facility granted in favor of CIBanco, aimed at the development of complementary infrastructure for foreign trade, particularly real estate projects that obtain or are eligible to obtain sustainability certifications applicable to design, construction, operation and maintenance.
  • Advised an international financial institution on a USD 34.5 million real estate financing. Also participated in the structuring of the related collateral package, including the contribution of additional real estate assets to a previously established security trust securing a prior financing.

Mergers & Acquisitions

  • Advised Cavco Industries, in the acquisition of a Mexican subsidiary and certain assets owned by Solitaire Homes.
  • Advised a technology company in the acquisition of a Mexican company engaged in the provision of technology services, as part of its growth strategy.

Capital markets

  • Advised MercadoLibre in connection with its USD 750 million issuance in debt securities in the United States, bearing interest at a rate of 4.900% and maturing in 2033.