LAWYER PROFILE

Siro Pablo Astolfi

Latin America 2027

Mitrani Caballero

Ranked in 1 practice area

Corporate/M&A

Argentina

17 years ranked

About

Provided by Mitrani Caballero

Latin America

Practice Areas

Siro Astolfi specialises in complex corporate advice and competition and antitrust law. His experience includes, in Argentina as well as abroad, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and greenfield investment projects, capital markets and other financial transactions, antitrust, commercial and/or regulatory conflicts, and corporate governance and compliance advice.

Career

Prior to joining the firm, he served as Board member and as executive Vice-president of Aerolíneas Argentinas – Austral Líneas Aéreas (2017/2018). He was lead partner of the Corporate and M&A practices at Bruchou, Fernández Madero & Lombardi (1993-2016) and was also a foreign associate at Brown & Wood LLP, New York, USA (1997).

Professional Memberships

He is admitted to practice law in the City of Buenos Aires.

Personal

Siro Astolfi graduated with honours as an attorney from the Universidad Católica Argentina in 1992.

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers Latin America

Corporate/M&A - Argentina

Band 1

Individual Editorial

Renowned partner Siro Pablo Astolfi benefits from a significant practice advising clients from the agribusiness industry on mergers, acquisitions and commercial agreements. He is also well versed in joint ventures, spin-offs and corporate governance mandates.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Siro Pablo Astolfi is a leading lawyer who brings extensive experience. He stands out for his strategic, business-oriented approach, rigorous standards and technical expertise, as well as his creativity, responsiveness and ability to coordinate complex transactions.
Corporate/M&AChambers Latin America
Siro Pablo Astolfi delivers very strong service and knows our business well. He is detail-oriented, maintains high standards and remains flexible.
Corporate/M&AChambers Latin America