Author Archives: LatinFinance Awards

Guadalajara’s fast-growing southern corridor has long suffered from traffic congestion, long commutes and limited public transport. For residents of Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, daily travel into the state capital could take […]

In a region where complex projects often struggle to find long-term capital, one deal has set a new benchmark. With a $2 billion financing package that married financial ingenuity with […]

A new sports campus in Guatemala, a luxury hotel in Costa Rica, and a debt-for-nature swap in El Salvador might seem worlds apart. But one firm has been central to […]

The first thing that stands out about Santander in Latin America is its ubiquity across energy and infrastructure financings. In the period covered by the 2025 awards, Santander left its […]

Mexico’s investment climate is shifting under President Claudia Sheinbaum, and Galicia Abogados is positioning itself at the center of the coming wave. “There have been diverse regulatory changes, some directly […]

Greenfield copper projects have become collector’s items in Chile, where no new mine has entered production for more than a decade. That drought is set to end in 2027, when […]

Mexico’s Vinte is used to breaking ground, both literally and figuratively. Long a pioneer in combining social housing with sustainable design, the company vaulted into a new league in December […]

Milbank reinforced its position as one of Latin America’s leading legal advisors for energy and infrastructure financing in 2025, guiding some of the region’s most complex and transformative transactions. The […]

Mexico’s Grupo CICE made history at the Port of Veracruz with the financing of its new Bahía Norte container terminal—a transaction that redefined what private-sector capital can accomplish in the […]