Originators, including banks and fintechs, can securitize assets with predictable cash flows. Public offerings typically allow broad investor participation, while private offerings are limited to sophisticated investors. Public-sector receivables require careful risk analysis.

Javier Garbay talks with Reorg's Maria Abreu about the challenges of restructuring Mexican companies with bonds under U.S. law and commercial bankruptcy in Mexico.

In Mexico, securitisations are made via trusts to protect against bankruptcy. Financial institutions manage them. They must comply with data protection laws and notify debtors. Credit ratings are vital for evaluating assets.

This article analyzes the process of separating assets in a guarantee trust when the settlor faces insolvency, focusing on a judicial decision in the Amparo Directo 188/2021 case. The author argues the ruling contradicts legal principles and undermines asset separation validity.

This article reviews proposed reforms to the Mexican Insolvency Law, introducing a three-stage bankruptcy process to improve efficiency for MSMEs. It highlights benefits for economic stability while addressing shortcomings, urging ongoing dialogue for refinement.

This article analyzes recent challenges in Mexico's non-bank lending sector, focusing on cases like UNIFIN, Crédito Real, Alpha Credit, and Tangelo. It highlights risks from rapid expansion, weak governance, and transparency issues, aiming to draw lessons to prevent future crises

This chapter reviews the current M&A trends in Latin America, examining the structure of acquisition financing in the region, the role of various parties, the importance of due diligence and the specific protections and considerations essential for navigating acquisition finance.

This article examines the role of international bondholders in restructuring Mexican insolvent companies, focusing on bonds issued under U.S. Rule 144A and Regulation S. It argues for legal reforms to address cross-border challenges in restructuring processes.

This article examines Mexico's complex regulations on acquiring distressed businesses, including a comparative analysis with Spanish bankruptcy law to assess challenges faced by acquirers at various stages of the Mexican bankruptcy process.

This article analyzes, from a legal standpoint, the obstacles faced by those seeking to finance Mexican companies undergoing commercial bankruptcy, considering current legislation.

This article analyzes credit bidding in Mexican bankruptcy law, highlighting its strategic value for secured creditors. It stresses the need for planning, legal expertise, and stakeholder dialogue to optimize credit bidding and protect creditors' interests in liquidation.

Crédito Real, a Mexican lender, began liquidation in Mexico to bypass bankruptcy protections. After defaulting on payments and failed restructuring, creditors and minority shareholders alleged fraud, leading a Mexican court to suspend the liquidation process.

The Mexican receivables finance market has grown due to electronic invoicing policies and the RUG. This article examines legal issues in cross-border receivables finance and best practices in Mexico, including risk mitigation strategies.

El presente artículo aborda el contenido primordial y partes sujetas a la cláusula de indemnización. Además de abordar los diferentes elementos y conceptos que la componen y afectan. También, explora los límites y excepciones a su implementación.