Mr Carlos Pérez Dávila > Pérez-Llorca > Madrid, Spain > Lawyer Profile

Pérez-Llorca
PASEO DE LA CASTELLANA, 50
28046 MADRID
Spain

Work Department

Debt Capital Markets

Position

Carlos Pérez Dávila has extensive experience in the finance sector, having advised financial institutions, funds, corporations and multinational companies throughout his professional career, on all types of DCM transactions, including securitisations, structured finance transactions, issues of corporate bonds, regulatory capital, high yields and mortgage market instruments, as well as on portfolio acquisitions, including distressed assets.

Career

Carlos joined Pérez-Llorca as partner in 2019, after working for many years at an international firm. He also worked in the Debt Capital Markets legal department at J.P. Morgan in London.

Languages

Spanish, English, French

Memberships

The Madrid Bar Association (ICAM)

Education

Law degree (2003) and Business Administration degree (2004) (Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE E-3)).

Lawyer Rankings

Spain > Capital markets: Debt

(Next Generation Partners)

Carlos Pérez Dávila – Pérez-Llorca

Pérez-Llorca is often called upon by an array of financial institutions and issuers looking for guidance in complex, high-value debt capital markets matters. The team’s broad service offering encompasses domestic debt issuance programmes, standalone bond issues, and high-level securitisation deals, such as STS and SRT prime securitisations. Widely recommended by clients and peers alike, practice head Carlos Pérez Dávila ‘is extremely experienced in the securitisation and structured credit sectors‘. The group was recently reinforced by the addition of Yolanda Azanza, a senior figure in the Spanish capital markets space, from Clifford Chance in July 2023; she brings over 25 years’ experience in acting for issuers and placement banks in bond issuances, commercial paper programmes and regulatory capital instruments, among other mandates. Counsel Gabriel Salarich, who also joined from Clifford Chance in early 2023, boasts a strong background in high-yield deals and in the establishment of debt programmes and securitisation funds.