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The large-scale initial public offerings (IPOs) of the last decade may have slowed down in recent years, but Spanish companies remain committed to the US capital markets for investment and stability, says Michael Willisch, Davis
The investment capacity of Madrid-based companies has been overlooked recently, but there is a distinction between ambition and confidence
There is no doubt that the legal market in Madrid has suffered through the crisis.
Spain’s financial and capital city considers the disintegration of the renewable energy sector
While Spain is facing tough economic times, a number of recent developments suggest new light at the end of the tunnel, says Luis de Carlos, Managing Partner of Uría Menéndez.
Still firmly on the road to recovery, Madrid is on a drive for economic growth, fuelled by a need to attract capital and foreign investment. Competition is high, and the Capital´s law firms are
One without the other makes no sense, and to provide the truly best service, you need a bit of both, says Ignacio Illan
Freshfields and CMS Albiñana & Suárez de Lezo among players advising in the wave of mandates arising from the unceremonious sinking of Spain’s global fishing company
