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Manuel Urrutia Subinas is recognised for advising clients on M&A deals, with a particular focus on sales agreements, as well as acquisitions.
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He is a professional with a great work capacity when navigating M&A processes.
He is a professional with a great work capacity when navigating M&A processes.
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The invisible complexity of multi-seller transactions
Multi-seller deals present distinct challenges which arise from the need to integrate diverse interests into a common project. They illustrate the role that firms need to play if they are to differentiate themselves through the integration of expertise and alignment of interests.
Critical considerations for executing M&A transactions in Spain in 2025
The Spanish M&A landscape is shifting towards fewer, high-value deals. As investors become more selective, execution success requires integrated advice which covers all bases, from transaction structuring to tax planning, corporate culture and technology aspects.
Record high number of insolvency filings in Spain
The first quarter of 2025 saw the worst corporate insolvency figures in Spain since 2013, when we were in the middle of a recession. However, there is hope: The legal framework has never been more favourable for preventive restructurings, but companies need to take preventive action.
The average value of M&A transactions soars in 2025
Average deal value is growing because investors are focusing on premium assets. In order to attract capital, good companies need to transform into exceptional targets.
Strategic advisory is the silent advantage in 2025
As regulatory volatility, new tariffs and technological pressure squeeze margins, strategic advisory has become a quiet but essential lifeline.
Strategic opportunities in M&A
Geopolitical factors, large deals and markets operating at different speeds: first-half data for 2025 confirms that we are in a paradoxical environment. And that means huge potential, if you know how to read it.
The evolving sophistication of M&A activity in Europe
The evolution of M&A deal structures reflects a significant shift in how transactions are negotiated, managed, and closed. In response, strategic and financial players have fine-tuned their contractual tools to ensure that deals remain viable, and to shield against risks.
Good prospects for Spanish M&A in 2025
2025 has been labelled a “retreat year.” But fewer deals do not equate to fewer opportunities. In fact, it is often during difficult years that the best decisions are made. This moment demands good judgement, not paralysis. There is less noise, yes, but also greater clarity.
Corporate reorganisations in the new European macro-economic environment
Restructuring in Europe in 2025 is as much a business decision as it is a legal, tax and political one, and many companies are opting for internal restructurings which do not necessarily relate to financial distress.
The impact of AI in M&A negotiations
The AI market is estimated to reach an approximate value of USD100 billion in 2025, with projections which point to this figure potentially doubling towards 2030. This level of growth reflects the increasing adoption and application of AI across many areas, including M&A.
The invisible complexity of multi-seller transactions
Multi-seller deals present distinct challenges which arise from the need to integrate diverse interests into a common project. They illustrate the role that firms need to play if they are to differentiate themselves through the integration of expertise and alignment of interests.
Critical considerations for executing M&A transactions in Spain in 2025
The Spanish M&A landscape is shifting towards fewer, high-value deals. As investors become more selective, execution success requires integrated advice which covers all bases, from transaction structuring to tax planning, corporate culture and technology aspects.
Record high number of insolvency filings in Spain
The first quarter of 2025 saw the worst corporate insolvency figures in Spain since 2013, when we were in the middle of a recession. However, there is hope: The legal framework has never been more favourable for preventive restructurings, but companies need to take preventive action.
The average value of M&A transactions soars in 2025
Average deal value is growing because investors are focusing on premium assets. In order to attract capital, good companies need to transform into exceptional targets.
Strategic advisory is the silent advantage in 2025
As regulatory volatility, new tariffs and technological pressure squeeze margins, strategic advisory has become a quiet but essential lifeline.
Strategic opportunities in M&A
Geopolitical factors, large deals and markets operating at different speeds: first-half data for 2025 confirms that we are in a paradoxical environment. And that means huge potential, if you know how to read it.
The evolving sophistication of M&A activity in Europe
The evolution of M&A deal structures reflects a significant shift in how transactions are negotiated, managed, and closed. In response, strategic and financial players have fine-tuned their contractual tools to ensure that deals remain viable, and to shield against risks.
Good prospects for Spanish M&A in 2025
2025 has been labelled a “retreat year.” But fewer deals do not equate to fewer opportunities. In fact, it is often during difficult years that the best decisions are made. This moment demands good judgement, not paralysis. There is less noise, yes, but also greater clarity.
Corporate reorganisations in the new European macro-economic environment
Restructuring in Europe in 2025 is as much a business decision as it is a legal, tax and political one, and many companies are opting for internal restructurings which do not necessarily relate to financial distress.
The impact of AI in M&A negotiations
The AI market is estimated to reach an approximate value of USD100 billion in 2025, with projections which point to this figure potentially doubling towards 2030. This level of growth reflects the increasing adoption and application of AI across many areas, including M&A.