International and Comparative Law

Investment Opportunities and Political Uncertainty - a Pan American Perspective

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Overview

Political turmoil is on the rise around the world.  South America has not escaped this trend.  Rather, violence in Brazil echoed the events of January 6 in the U.S.  Other events around the continent are less well reported but similarly concerning.  This panel will look at how this political turmoil affects investment opportunities and investment structuring.  It will look back on past episodes of turmoil on the continent to assess how traditional political risk mitigation tools will fare in the current environment.

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Moderator

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Frédéric G. Sourgens
Senator Robert J. Dole Distinguished Professor of Law
Washburn University School of Law, KS, USA

Panelists

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Giovanni Paolo Falcetta
Partner
TozziniFreire, São Paulo, Brazil and Rome, Italy

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Pedro M. Lorenti
Of Counsel
Alfaro Abogados, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Andres Nieto
International Partner
Norton Rose Fulbright US MX, S.C., Stuttgart, Germany

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