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Legally speaking: Brazilian commodities
20 July 2010
São Paulo-based lawyers Christian Ramos at Ramos e Zuanon Advogados and Charles Johnson at Chadbourne & Parke give Trade Finance magazine unique insight into the current health of the Brazilian commodities finance market from a legal perspective.
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Brazil agribusiness
SME Brazil
Chadbourne & Parke
RZ Advogados
soft commodity finance
Soy
Sugar
Cosan
Christian Ramos: “The whole basket of commodities are being financed and although we continue to see a good amount of work involving renegotiation and credit recovery, we’re much more involved in structuring and putting forward transactions at this point. However, the sugar sector is still on our watchlist. And I’m not talking about premium companies such as Cosan, but the mid-size and smaller mills, which still have challenges to overcome before they’re in good shape again. “We’re seeing a lot of structured deals, M&A in...
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