
We are leaders in Project Finance. We have actively participated as legal counsel in the financing of some of the most important and complex projects that have been developed in Peru — by means of bilateral loans, syndicated loans, bond issuances in the capital markets, transfer of irrevocable collection rights, and other structures, locally and internationally. We advise investors and sponsors, as well as lenders, financial institutions, investment funds, export credit agencies, multilateral institutions, and corporations.
Our team is highly specialized and has extensive experience in every stage of projects in all sectors and industries, including energy, oil and gas, mining and infrastructure — from the award, development, financing and execution of a project, to its operation and maintenance. Our experience, capabilities and teamwork allow us to provide our clients integrated advice in the local and international financing of projects.
Practices | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 |
Project Finance | Band 1 | Band 1 | Band 2 |
Testimonials
Band 2: Chambers & Partners — 2020
Clients appreciate the firm's "multidisciplinary capabilities, which enable them to advise on the full legal spectrum," with another source enthusing: "They provide a good service, they are always willing to find the best long-term solution for our company."
Practices | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
Project Finance / Construction | Band 1 | Band 1 | Band 1 |
Testimonials
Band 1: The Legal 500 — 2019
"Remains hard to beat for experience across the full stream of project-related work, from public bids and financing to construction, operation and maintenance."
Practices | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 |
Project Development / Project Finance | Band 1 | Band 1 | Band 1 |
Testimonials
Band 1: IFLR1000 — 2020
“Because of the excellent results always shown, I always trust in their work. The team in Echecopar worked exactly as a team, always going the same way and keeping the same message. For me as a client, this consistency keeps me confident. Of course, this is the way they differentiate themselves from firms in Lima.”