Nader, Hayaux y Goebel, SC

He specializes in banking and finance, M&A, debt and corporate restructuring and workouts, project finance, real estate, commercial law, and foreign investment.

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Adrián has acquired a strong expertise as a financial and business lawyer from his involvement in the structuring and implementation of diverse high-complexity national and cross-border matters, including financings, M&A, restructures and workouts, and real estate transactions. Adrián has developed a renowned practice specialized on banking law and regulatory matters associated with the Fintech industry, Blockchain and digital assets; and advices diverse financial entities, entrepreneurs, neobanks, operators and users of digital assets and investors in the sector. Adrian has also advised companies engaged in different industries (including manufacturing, housing and logistics) in connection with multiple corporate and operational matters; and has also advised certain individuals and family offices in connection with the implementation of their estate planning. Adrian’s experience in domestic and cross-border financing transactions include advising financial institutions, loan syndicates and borrowers in project financing transactions, asset financings, trade finance transactions, supply chain financing; as well as in derivative financial transactions and other commercial and banking lending activities. Adrian has participated in multiple complex real estate transactions, including the purchase, financing, refinancing, operation and commercialization of real estate properties in the industry of the construction, housing, hospitality and logistics. Adrian has also participated in a number of restructures and workouts advising national and foreign creditors, as well as debtors in the shipping, hospitality, construction and commercial real estate industries, among others.

English, Spanish

Adrian received his law degree from Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City in 2004 and obtained his LL.M degree in Banking and Financial Law from Boston University Law School in 2009. He also has a postgraduate degree in International Financial Law from the Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City, which he obtained in 2005. He has been comparative law professor at the Universidad Panamericana, where he has recently obtained two postgraduate diplomas in Fintech law and regulations.

AAdrián has participated in several forums related with the Fintech regulatory landscape in Mexico and has written several specialized articles related to his practice areas.

He is a co-author of Chambers & Partners, Mexico Acquisition Finance, 2023 and Mexico Fintech Comparative Guide, Legal 500, 2023 to date.