Juan D. Moreno
Senior Associate Corporate & Finance
Languages
English, Spanish, French
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Overview
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Experience
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Credentials
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Insights and events
Juan D. Moreno continuously works on a variety of domestic and international finance transactions, including cross-border debt offerings, liability management, project financing, as well as other corporate matters. Juan also has experience advising both producers and purchasers in complex energy offtake and commercial agreements, in particular involving renewable fuels.
Spanning a variety of industries, Juan regularly represents both public and private corporate issuers, investors, lenders and borrowers, as well as sovereigns, and leading U.S. and global investment banks and financial intermediaries (such as indenture trustees, collateral and administrative agents).
Previously, Juan practiced law in a civil law jurisdiction in Latin America, where he advised clients on corporate and real estate transactions.
Representative experience
The Republic of Ecuador in one of the first-ever tests of "collective class action clauses" in capital markets history, helping the country restructure US$17.4bn of its bonds.
One of the largest Argentine sub-sovereign issuers, the City of Cordoba, in the restructuring of its US$150m international debt.
Banco Pichincha (Ecuador) on its private placement of US$300m notes due 2029 under its Diversified Payment Rights (DPR) securitization program. The notes were issued by Ecuador DPR Funding.
Banco Industrial (Guatemala) on the issuance of US$300m subordinated fixed-to-fixed rate notes due 2031, with a 10-year modality. The notes were issued as Tier 2 regulatory capital.
National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited in the issuance of US$250m notes due 2030 to a number of accredited institutional investors as part of its securitization program backed by DPRs.
IFC in Fedecrédito Remittance Funding Company’s issuance of US$60m series 2020-A notes to IFC, as part of Fedecredito's securitization program backed by future remittance flows.
The Republic of Ecuador in a US$400m social bond offering to finance the housing program Casa para Todos. The issuance was backed by a partial guarantee of US$300m from IDB.
Citigroup as global coordinator and sole bookrunning manager in the successful sale of US$1.2bn of bonds issued by the Republic of Guatemala.
Credentials
- J.D., Brooklyn Law School, 2017
- LL.M., University of Barcelona, Fundación Carolina scholar, 2012
- LL.B., Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra, summa cum laude, 2010
- New York
- Dominican Republic