Clifford Chance has advised European Investment Bank (EIB) on the €40 million financing granted to the spanish company Cabify, advised by Dentons, to fund the deployment of an electric vehicles fleet and the implementation of a
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Ontier has hired Clara González-Páramo (pictured) to strengthen the real estate department, led by Natalia Callejo. With more than a decade of experience, González-Páramo has developed her career at Gómez-Acebo &
Toda & Nel-lo has hired the former Dentons partner, José María Buxeda (pictured), who joins the firm to boost its commercial department. Buxeda holds a law degree from the International University of Catalonia and
Dentons advised Komerční banka, a.s. and Česká spořitelna, a.s. in connection with the refinancing of the Eurowag Group. The Multicurrency Term and Revolving Facilities Agreement was signed to refinance and expand
Dentons’ spanish office partner, Nieves Briz (pictured), has been appointed co-head of the firm’s consumer products and services group in Europe. She will lead the team alongside Babette Marzheuser-Wood, managing director of Dentons franchise
Dentons has renewed its agreement with the ministry of economy and finance of Ecuador for an additional three years. By this deal, the law firm provide services including international legal advice in relation to public
Dentons has advised the Energy & Industry division of Applus+, a world leader in testing, inspection and certification, on the acquisition of 100% of the company’s shares of Colombian K2 Engineering S.A.S. (“K2”),
Dentons has advised private investment firm B-Flexion and Affidea Group on the sale of the Group to Groupe Bruxelles Lambert. Founded in 1991, Affidea is the largest European provider of advanced diagnostic imaging, outpatient, and cancer
Dentons has advised Cacik Capital on the acquisition of a supermarket leased to Vego supermercados located in a shopping center in Poio, Pontevedra for a Luxembourg fund through a special purpose vehicle. It is the
Dentons has advised Adepa Global Services on a joint venture with Banco Inversis (“Inversis”), whereby Inversis will invest to have an interest in a new entity in which Adepa will contribute part of its business
