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Andrés Nieto, our Partner Head of the Banking & Finance Practice at Von Wobeser y Sierra, answers important questions regarding Structured Finance & Securitisation in Mexico.

Andrés Nieto our partner of Von Wobeser y Sierra gives insight regarding banking regulation in Mexico.

Our Partner Fernando Carreño advises on the antitrust aspects of corporate deals and litigation matters before the Mexican Antitrust Commission. He is highly experienced in the handling of complex disputes and offers expertise in the development of strategies designed to protect clients against strategic alliances, unfair competition and other anti-competitive practices.

Adrián Magallanes, our partner at Von Wobeser y Sierra, offers important information regarding investment treaty arbitration in Mexico.

Our Energy & Natural Resources Roundtable 2015 provides in depth analysis on the latest trends and recent developments. We spoke with nine experts from around the world with highlighted topics including: how the decline in oil and crude prices has altered the landscape in the United States, why India has the potential to become a favoured destination for investment, and the impact of regulatory changes in Mexico, Turkey and Ecuador.

The important changes recently made in Mexico to the antitrust law are considered a big step for our country, legislatively as well as in practice.Concentrations have become an area of considerable global importance due to the relevance of the investments flow in each country. In this regard, it is important to have a legal system that provides for efficiency, continuity and success in these kinds of operations, always maintaining the necessary control over markets in order to avoid monopolies and incentivise fair competition.

Claus von Wobeser and Adrian Magallanes, our partners of Von Wobeser y Sierra give insight to important topics regarding investment treaty arbitration.

Andrés Nieto and Luis Burgueño talk about Private Equity and Mexico.

Mexico´s current federal administration has publicly made de fight against corruption one of its top priorities. In the Pact for Mexico, President Peña Nieto proposed the implementation of reforms to strengthen transparency, accountability and the fight against corruption.

In Mexico, a subcontracting regime (understood as the regime through which an employer as contractor executes works provides services with its workers who are dependent upon it, to a beneficiary, individual or entity, which establishes the work of the contractor and supervises it in the performance of the services of execution of the works contracted) has been generally associated with outsourcing and with all forms of subcontracting or provision of services and works between companies of the same business group.