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South America

The finalists for the 2026 Americas Awards have been announced, with winners to be honoured in New York on October 15
Award-winning finance lawyer Tatiana Guazzelli shares insights on fintech innovation, compliance, and long-term stability
Why sponsors are turning to holdco PIK to boost leverage and preserve cash amid Latin America’s volatility
The finalists for the Americas awards 2025 are revealed - winners will be presented in New York on May 14
Machado Meyer lawyers unravel the challenges behind the award-winning deal
Lawyers from across the Americas celebrated their successes in New York
The finalists for the Americas awards 2024 are revealed - winners will be presented in New York on May 15
IFLR is pleased to reveal the winning deals, teams, law firms and individuals in the 2023 Americas Awards
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  • Sponsored by Brigard Urrutia
    Law 1870 of 2017, the Colombian Financial Conglomerates Law entered into force on February 6 2019. The Colombian Superintendence of Finance (SFC) has begun the process of supervising 13 financial conglomerates in the country, five of which are local and eight foreign. The SFC will supervise: Sura – Bancolombia Group, Aval Group, Bolívar financial conglomerate, BBVA Colombia, Fundación Social, Coomeva, Scotiabank Colombia, Itaú Colombia, BNP Paribas Colombia, BTG Pactual Colombia, Credicorp Capital Colombia, GNB Sudameris Colombia and Old Mutual Colombia.
  • Sponsored by Brigard Urrutia
    Recently, 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.
  • Sponsored by Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton
    Argentina’s sovereign bond restructuring in 2005 reopened the debate surrounding interpretations of the boilerplate clause
Jurisdictions
  1. Argentina
  2. Brazil
  1. Chile
  2. Colombia
  1. Peru
  2. Venezuela