Eduardo Flores Herrera

Representative regulatory and Fintech transactions include advising:

• The largest crypto exchange Latin America in securing the first-ever authorization granted under the Mexican Fintech Law, which represented a standard-setting transaction for crypto exchanges in Mexico*.
• The largest fintech in Latin-American in the acquisition of a Mexican Sofipo, the first acquisition of a Sofipo by a fintech authorized in Mexico in recent years*.
• Advising the largest retailer in Latin America, with more than 20,000 store locations in Mexico, in securing the authorization for an electronic payment institution under the Fintech Law*.
• The largest Spanish financial group in a joint venture with a French financial group in connection with their global securities custody business*.
• One of the largest payment processing companies in the world in a joint venture with a British financial group in connection with their acquiring business in Mexico*.

Representative capital markets and financing transactions include advising:

• The second-largest asset manager in the world in their first ETF issuance in a emerging market, which follows the FTSE BIVA index, the main index of BIVA, Mexico's second securities exchange*.
• A solar energy company in the first equity IPO in Mexico in more than three years, and the first equity IPO in Mexico's second stock exchange*.
• The Mexican government in several offerings of insurance-linked securities (“catastrophe bonds”) in international markets, including the offering made jointly with the country members of the Pacific Alliance: Chile, Peru and Colombia*.
• The largest Mexican financial group in a follow-on equity offering for US$2.6 billion, made in the Mexico through the Mexican Stock Exchange and in international markets pursuant to Rule 144A/Regulation S*.
• The largest Spanish financial group in an exchange offer in Mexico and the U.S. for the shares of its Mexican banking subsidiary, including the listing of the shares of such Spanish financial group in the Mexican Stock Exchange, for approximately US$1.5 billion*.

*Matters worked prior to joining White & Case