Global law firm Hogan Lovells has advised The Central America Bottling Corporation (CBC) in a syndicated loan transaction for an amount of US$450 million arranged by Bank of America Securities, Citigroup Global Markets and JPMorgan Chase Bank. The deal closed on July 24, 2025.
The Hogan Lovells cross-border team was led by Jorge Diaz-Silveira, Office Managing Partner of Miami (IERP) and international consultant Pedro Martínez Rubí (IERP – Miami) with support from partners Ben Garcia (Capital Markets – Miami), David Olstein (Tax – New York), Ricardo Martinez (Banking – New York), Scott Lilienthal (Tax – Washington D.C.), Aleksandar Dukic (International Trade and Investment – Washington D.C.), and Sara Lenet (International Trade and Investment – Washington D.C.), senior counsel Henry Kahn (M&A, Baltimore), counsels Meredith Hines (Capital Markets – New York), Brooke Shekhar (Banking – Washington, D.C.) Alejandro Moscoso del Prado (Tax – Madrid) and Carlos Meijide (Banking – Madrid), senior associates Louis Labriola (Banking – New York), David Wallace (Capital Markets – New York), and Igor Montejo (Tax – Madrid), associates Priscila Méndez (Tax – Madrid), Laura Wouters (Banking – Madrid), and Pedro Beneyto (Capital Markets – Madrid) and paralegal Leyla S. Gungor (Washington D.C.).
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