We are delighted to share that Flor Bustamante Pizarro & Hurtado authored the Ecuadorian chapter of “Investing in Ecuador 2022” of Chambers and Partners. We offer insights into the investment landscape in Ecuador and other useful information. About the guide: “The guide provides the latest information on foreign direct investment, market trends, mergers and acquisitions,…
We are happy to share the Mining Ecuador 2022 Chambers Global Practice Guide, highlighting recent developments and the constitutional case “Los Cedros”. About the guide: “The guide provides the latest legal information on the granting of mineral rights, the impact of environmental protection and community relations, the effect of climate change legislation and sustainable development…
We are pleased to share the publication of Fundamental Principles in PPP Laws: A preview of Latin America and the Caribbean, where our partner Mario Flor and associated Alejandro Pérez collaborated in the section of Ecuador. In this post “the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) undertook research on the legal framework of PPPs in Latin America…
We are pleased to share the publication of Benchmarking 2020 Infrastructure Development, in which the participation of our partner stands out Mario Flor and associated Alejandro Pérez. This publication “evaluates the quality of regulations to prepare, contract and manage PPPs and traditional public investment in infrastructure projects”. –Read more: https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/369621602050134332/pdf/Benchmarking-Infrastructure-Development-2020-Assessing-Regulatory-Quality-to-Prepare-Procure-and-Manage-PPPs-and-Traditional-Public-Investment-in-Infrastructure-Projects.pdf
Our partner Mario Flor and senior associate Alejandro Pérez, collaborated with the Ecuador chapter of the guide “Project Finance Laws and Regulations for 2020“, published by The International Comparative Legal Guides. The guide covers the most relevant topics in project finance laws and regulations – including guarantees, restrictions, insurance and arbitration – in 31 jurisdictions.
