Banking & Finance
Global Guide 2024 : Argentina
Band 2
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Tel.: (54-11) 5272-1750Chambers Review
Tavarone, Rovelli, Salim & Miani - Abogados houses a flourishing department offering expertise across a wide range of financial products, with proven experience in project finance. The firm services a strong roster of international and domestic banking clients, government entities, and energy and natural resources companies. The solid team leads on issuances of corporate debt and sovereign bonds, as well as handling Central Bank and foreign exchange regulations, as well as syndicated loan agreements.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"Tavarone, Rovelli, Salim & Miani - Abogados provides great advice and has a realistic approach to solve problems in a practical way. They are always available and sharp to address the specific topics."
"Tavarone, Rovelli, Salim & Miani - Abogados provides great advice and has a realistic approach to solve problems in a practical way. They are always available and sharp to address the specific topics."
Notable Practitioners
Noteworthy partner Marcelo Rafael Tavarone attains strong recommendation from market commentators and clients alike for his adept handling of banking and capital markets matters in Argentina. He often acts in sovereign and corporate issuances of debt.
"Marcelo Rafael Tavarone is a very trustworthy lawyer and always available."
Solid partner Federico Salim boasts significant experience advising clients on the local placement of debts and securities transactions in Argentina.
"I am surprised by Federico Salim's assertiveness and how he can immediately identify underlying issues during a negotiation - you definitely want him by your side."
Julieta De Ruggiero is well placed to advise clients on regulatory matters, debt restructuring and foreign exchange restrictions. She also boasts additional expertise assisting clients with project finance mandates.
"Julieta De Ruggiero provides great support. She is always ready and proactively pushing things to move forward."