Mexico:
A Deep Dive Into Acquisition Finance In Latin America
11 January 2024
Tauil & Chequer
Most Popular: Article Mexico, January 2024
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This article offers a comprehensive analysis of acquisition
finance in Latin America, focusing on the balance between efficient
financing and payment certainty in structuring such finances. It
highlights the fluctuating trends in mergers and acquisitions
(M&A), with a notable rise in 2021 and a decline in 2022
influenced by global challenges. The article emphasizes the
significant roles of Brazil and Mexico in the M&A landscape,
with Mexico noted for its 'nearshoring' trend and Costa
Rica emerging as an attractive M&A destination due to its
political stability and environmental policies. The structure of
acquisition finance is explored in detail, considering the nature
of buyers, transaction types, and financing sources. It also looks
into the roles of various parties involved, including buyers,
lenders, and legal counsel, stressing the importance of due
diligence and comprehensive documentation. The piece concludes with
specific considerations pertinent to Latin America, such as the
impact of local legal regulations and the region's diverse
economic, political, and regulatory landscape, underscoring the
need for strategic foresight and adaptability in this field. This
in-depth analysis provides valuable insights into the complexities
and dynamics of acquisition finance, highlighting Latin
America's potential for growth in this sector.
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