Rodrigo Taboada

Practice Areas

Corporate

Career

Rodrigo is a partner at Consortium Legal - Nicaragua. With 28 years of professional practice, he has extensive experience in foreign investment, mergers and acquisitions, banking and securities, advising relevant international and local transactions that generate significant impacts in the region. He provides ongoing advice to financial institutions on the execution of secured and unsecured lines of credit, subordinated agreements, regulatory matters, among other financial matters.

He has participated in syndicated loans of more than US$200 million, including the constitution of local guarantees. He has also advised on the transfer of equity holdings in financial institutions to new investors. He has led legal teams responsible for conducting due diligence processes for the acquisition of companies from various industries, such as the financial, commercial, and telecommunications sectors, among others.

He has been a professor of securities markets in Master Programs in Business Administration. Author of several articles and publications related to foreign investments, transparency in financial services and compliance issues for international publications, including the International Financial Law Review (IFLR) and Law Business Research of England.

Professional Memberships

Incorporated as Lawyer and Notary Public before the Supreme Court of Nicaragua

Incorporated as Lawyer before the Supreme Court of Chile

Member, American Bar Association (ABA)

Member, International Bar Association (IBA)

Languages Spoken

Spanish, English

Work Highlights

- Advised creditors in an increase of a revolving line of credit for 100 million dollars.

- Advised on the increase of the credit line granted by an international bank in favor of a regional company for US$120 million.

- Financing of the acquisition by an investment fund of free zone companies for US$90 million.

- Legal advice to an international bank as Administrative Agent and Principal Arranger of credit facilities for a local bank for US$100 Million.