Band 4
Provided by Mario Agüero
-Technology, Media and Telecommunications
-Corporate and Commercial law
-Administrative and Constitutional Law
-Aviation and Transportation
-Law Degree from Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras (UNAH) with emphasis in Commercial Law.
-Masters Degree from IE - School of Law in Madrid.
International Bar Association (IBA)
Member at the Colegio de Abogados de Honduras (CAH)
Arbitrator at the Conciliation and Arbitration Centre of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Tegucigalpa (CCA-CCIT).
Provided by Chambers
Co-head of department Mario Agüero is well regarded by interviewees in the Honduran commercial law market. His practice includes project finance, due diligence and antitrust-related legal advice in M&A.
Provided by Chambers
Mario Agüero is very diligent and sharp in his approach and preparation. He always makes sure he keeps up to date with the matter at hand and attends to it skilfully.
Mario Agüero is very diligent and sharp in his approach and preparation. He always makes sure he keeps up to date with the matter at hand and attends to it skilfully.
2 items provided by Arias
LEGAL COUNSEL TO INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION IN A $150 MILLION FINANCING FOR GRUPO RANSA
ARIAS SERVED AS LEGAL COUNSEL TO INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION IN A SIGNIFICANT $150 MILLION FINANCING FOR GRUPO RANSA
ARIAS ACTED AS LOCAL COUNSEL IN THE FINANCING RESULTING FROM THE MERGER OF RANSA WITH TCF
ARIAS is pleased to recount the role played as local counsel in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama to Banco Santander and Banco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior (Bladex) in the financing and refinancing resulting from the merger of Ransa with TCF
LEGAL COUNSEL TO INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION IN A $150 MILLION FINANCING FOR GRUPO RANSA
ARIAS SERVED AS LEGAL COUNSEL TO INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION IN A SIGNIFICANT $150 MILLION FINANCING FOR GRUPO RANSA
ARIAS ACTED AS LOCAL COUNSEL IN THE FINANCING RESULTING FROM THE MERGER OF RANSA WITH TCF
ARIAS is pleased to recount the role played as local counsel in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama to Banco Santander and Banco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior (Bladex) in the financing and refinancing resulting from the merger of Ransa with TCF
