Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas
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Reputed for its depth of expertise in the banking and finance field, Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas serves a range of banks, private equity and debt funds, and investors. The group is well-placed to advise on debt restructurings, project finance, medium-term loans and sustainable financing. Rafael Alcázar, who is proficient in banking regulation and securities market law, heads the practice alongside Daniel Gonzáles, a key contact for M&A and restructurings. José Jiménez concentrates on spin-offs and corporate reorganisations, Luis Miguel Elias handles financing in the mining and energy sectors, and Maite Colmenter is well-versed in the legal structuring of investment vehicles. Valeria Sánchez assists clients with asset securitisation matters, Valeria Sánchez focuses on financial and capital market regulation, and Alicia La Cruz is recommended for her work in private restructurings and credit recovery.
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Testimonials
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- 'They have gained a lot of space in the transactional finance scene. I truly believe they are among the top tier firms for finance. What makes them different is that they are the best firm in Peru for handling distress finance or special situations. They are connected 24/7 and are very good when negotiating complex deals.'
- 'Daniel Gonzales is the most standout figure in the banking and finance team. He is a bright partner that gets very involved in all the matters we work with him. To my opinion, he is the best transactional lawyer of this generation.'
Key clients
- Cintac
- Silvestre Group (Silvestre Perú and Neoagrum)
Work highlights
Advised Cintac on a multimillion-dollar refinancing through a syndicated loan granted by Banco de Crédito e Inversiones, BCI Chile, Banco Itaú Chile, Scotiabank Chile, Banco Santander Chile and Banco Internacional de Chile, valued at $143m.


