Latin America and Caribbean
Lawyers and industry leaders celebrated their achievements at the 13th annual event in New York City
TCA Tanoira Cassagne’s founding partner Alexia Rosenthal explains how the firm is helping clients access capital in a challenging environment
The reform presents a number of challenges for investors, particularly for the renewables sector as investment may be disincentivised
Pérez-Llorca’s international executive partner and Colombia’s country chair delve into what prompted the move and the opportunities in the country
IFLR’s legal benchmarking title reveals its latest rankings for the US, Mexico and Caribbean
LMG Life Sciences Americas Awards is thrilled to present the 2025 shortlist
The winners for the 14th annual WiBL Americas Awards are announced
Sergio Michelsen at Brigard Urrutia is optimistic that M&A will pick up as US investors search for nearshoring options and Latin American companies look abroad
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Sponsored by Consortium LegalThe fintech ecosystem in Guatemala has seen a steady rise in the number of fintech startups and operational companies that provide alternative financial services in country. According to the Inter-American Development Bank in its 2018 report entitled 'Fintech Latin America 2018 – growth and consolidation', as of December 2017 there were four operational fintech companies in Guatemala. However, according to the Asociación Fintech de Guatemala, which was recently formed by various fintech companies, as of the second quarter of 2019 there were 16 fintech companies in Guatemala. -
Sponsored by Alfaro Ferrer & RamírezThe Republic of Panama recently enacted Law 76 of February 13 2019 (Law 76 or Tax Procedure Code), through which the new tax procedure code is approved. This new Tax Procedure Code, which will come into effect on January 1 2020, does not replace the Tax Code, but rather establishes the basic principles and the fundamental rules that constitute the legal regime of the Panamanian tax system and is applicable to all national taxes.
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Sponsored by Brigard UrrutiaRecently, the financial services industry in Colombia has undergone substantial changes driven by technology, which have greatly reduced operational costs, provided higher quality, increased efficiency and expanded access and inclusion for credit and financial services.
