"The team at Nader Hayaux Goebel thinks outside the box and understands how to navigate the Mexican business landscape effectively." Chambers & Partners (2027)

Jenny Ferrón is a partner at Nader Hayaux Goebel and a leading practitioner in banking and finance, capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate law, with a strong fintech and private equity, venture capital, and private credit practice. She advises Mexican and international companies, financial institutions, investment banks, and private equity and venture capital funds on complex cross-border transactions, sophisticated financing structures, and access to public and private capital markets.

Her banking and finance practice covers syndicated credit facilities, acquisition financings, refinancings, intercreditor arrangements, securitizations, and asset-backed transactions, advising lenders, borrowers, and sponsors across the capital structure. On the capital markets side, she handles the full transaction lifecycle, from legal design and regulatory structuring to execution, across IPOs, follow-on offerings, debt and equity issuances, and structured financings. She has deep expertise in the structuring and placement of FIBRAs, FIBRA-E, CERPIs, and CKDs, as well as Rule 144A and Regulation S cross-border offerings. Her M&A and corporate practice span strategic acquisitions, asset sales, share purchase transactions, and corporate restructurings for both domestic and cross-border clients.

Jenny also advises fintech companies, startups, and high-growth businesses on venture capital, growth equity, and private credit financing, from seed through institutionalization and exit, and on the regulatory structuring of electronic payment institutions, digital asset solutions, and cross-border financial services. She works alongside private equity and venture capital funds in their formation, investment, and exit strategies.

Jenny holds a law degree from Universidad Panamericana and an LL.M. from Fordham University School of Law. She began her career at Goldman Sachs in New York, subsequently joined NHG, and went on to spend four years as an associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP in New York before returning to Nader Hayaux Goebel as partner, a trajectory that gives her a commanding practical perspective on international financial markets and the demands of sophisticated global transactions.

Jenny’s professional standing has been recognized by the leading international legal directories. Legal 500 has named her a Next Generation Partner for two consecutive years, highlighting her strong technical expertise, strategic leadership, and key role in some of the market’s most complex and high-profile transactions. She has also been recognized by Latin Lawyer in the Banking & Finance area, reflecting her reputation as a trusted advisor in the industry.

 

Work Highlights

Banking And Finance | Private Credit

  • Advised Pulso Inmobiliario on the refinancing of its hotel projects Breathless & Secrets Riviera Cancún, Dreams Riviera Cancún, Dreams Natura, and Secrets & Dreams Vallarta Bay, through the structuring and execution of a USD 350 million syndicated credit facility.
  • Advised an ad hoc group of holders of 7.000% Senior Notes due 2025, as lenders in Aeroméxico’s DIP financing, as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in the United States.
  • Advised Bio Pappel and its Mexican and foreign subsidiaries on the execution of a second amendment and reaffirmation of a USD 70 million note purchase agreement.
  • Represented a globally present Mexican consumer group in a USD 2 billion multicurrency revolving credit facility provided by a syndicate of international banks, structured to finance a USD 1.7 billion international acquisition.
  • Acted as special Mexican counsel to several entities acting as initial purchasers of the totality of certain Senior Secured Notes issued by DeepOcean.
  • Advised Kora Management as purchaser under a note purchase agreement through which Tecnologías Diffiere (Plata Card) raised USD 55 million through the issuance of senior unsecured bonds.

 

Capital Markets

  • Advised Nueva Elektra del Milenio, as issuer, and Grupo Elektra as payment guarantor, in connection with the creation of a cross-border remittances securitization program and its first Rule 144A and Reg S Senior Notes offering for USD 500 million, as well as a second indirect offering of senior secured notes for USD 350 million.
  • Advised FIBRAeMX on the establishment of its first CBFE program for energy and infrastructure projects and its first Series A CBFE issuance for MXN 3.9 billion.
  • Advised Murano on the establishment of the first multi-CERPI registration in Mexico for up to MXN 20 billion over five years, for the development of three hotels in Mexico.
  • Advised Artha Capital on the launch of its fourth and fifth CKDs for an aggregate amount of MXN 14 billion, and on the launch of its fifth public fund (CKD) for MXN 12 billion.
  • Advised Credit Suisse (Mexico) and Punto Casa de Bolsa as lead underwriters in a public offering of Certificados Bursátiles Fiduciarios Inmobiliarios (CBFIs) in Mexico for MXN 9.43 billion.
  • Advised Cobre de Mayo on its offer to exchange Senior Secured Notes for senior secured PIK toggle notes, for up to USD 300 million.
  • Advised Fibra Hotel on the establishment of its first equity program in Mexico for MXN 10 billion, with the first issuance intended for the acquisition of Hotel Fiesta Americana Condesa Cancún.
  • Advised the U.S. subsidiary of a globally present Mexican consumer group in its Rule 144A / Reg S offering of USD 1.25 billion of senior notes, comprising the reopening of USD 450 million senior notes and a new issuance of USD 800 million senior notes.
  • Represented the U.S. subsidiary of a globally present Mexican consumer group in its Rule 144A / Reg S offering of USD 1 billion senior notes in two tranches for USD 1 billion senior notes, as well as in a concurrent tender offer for USD 800 million.

 

 

Mergers & Acquisitions

  • Advised Altos Ventures, on its investment in Kueski, including negotiation of investment documents, financing round structuring, governance arrangements, and analysis of applicable regulatory aspects.
  • Advised Colony Capital on the acquisition of Abraaj Holdings, through its CKD vehicle in Mexico.
  • Advised Celanese Corporation on the acquisition of Italian group SO.F.TER.
  • Advised a leading Mexican insurance company and one of its subsidiaries on the acquisition of a cutting-edge medical digital platform.
  • Advised a leading American online personal finance company on the acquisition of a Mexican banking institution in connection with its entry into the “fintech as a service” business in the region.