Corporate Law & Financial and Capital Markets with a business mindset
Corporate structure defines who decides, who invests and how each shareholder earns and exits. That is why we treat corporate law as a strategic tool: articles of association, bylaws and shareholders’ agreements written for the company you want to build, not only for the one that exists today.
We advise on mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganizations, funding rounds and Private Equity and Venture Capital deals, handling due diligence, negotiation and closing. In financial and capital markets, we structure securities offerings, funds and investment vehicles.
Every transaction is led by partners, with tax and regulatory work integrated from day one, so that the value negotiated is not lost to costs and risks that could have been foreseen.
Questions about Corporate Law & Financial and Capital Markets
When does a company need a shareholders’ agreement?
Whenever it has more than one shareholder. The agreement sets decision rules, entry and exit, rights of first refusal, tag-along and drag-along and dispute resolution, matters the articles usually leave open.
How long does an M&A deal take in Brazil?
Straightforward deals usually take three to six months from the letter of intent to closing. Regulated sectors, CADE approval and extensive due diligence can extend the timeline.
Does the firm advise foreign investors?
Yes. Through the Foreign Desk, we structure foreign capital inflows, the investment registration with the Central Bank and the governance of Brazilian subsidiaries.