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Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
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Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP’s Miami office is central to its Latin America practice. It has longstanding links to the region, particularly Central America, although it's geographical coverage is increasingly extensive. The Miami team, along with colleagues in Washington DC, has developed strong connections to multilateral agency lenders, such as IDB Invest, which has brought a number of financings in the renewables and energy transition areas, along with loans to Latin American financial institutions. The group advises a range of family-owned businesses, funds and multinationals on inbound and outbound transactions; and it has advised a series of family offices in Mexico and Central America on their investments into the US. Fernando Alonso is a hugely experienced Latin America specialist with rich pedigree in M&A, capital markets offerings, debt financings and projects. Fernando Margarit is a leader in telecoms infrastructure projects, including niche expertise in subsea cable systems. Uriel Mendieta is another rounded practitioner with a background in M&A, financings and infrastructure projects.
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Key clients
- Banco de Sabadell
- Diageo
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Work highlights
- Represented Ecuador's Banco de la Produccion in two loans from International Finance Corporation totalling $160m.
- Advised WE Acquisition, a wholly owned acquisition vehicle of PG Growth Opportunities Fund I and PG Growth Opportunities Cayman Fund I, in connection with its acquisition of the Louisville-based Wild Eggs brunch chain from Patoka Capital; the limited partners in PG Growth Opportunities Cayman Fund I are primarily from Panama and include Prival Bank.
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