ECIJA, leading firm in equity capital markets so far this year, according to TTR
Absolute leadership in Equity Capital Markets: ECIJA and its team top the TTR ranking by transactions and volume advised.
ECIJA has been recognized as the leading firm in Spain in Capital Markets - Equity so far this year(year to date), according to the ranking published by TTR Data, which places the firm in first place both by number of transactions and volume advised .
The recognition also extends to the individual level, with Miguel Sanchez, partner at ECIJA, as number 1 dealmaker in Equity Capital Markets, leading both in number of transactions and volume advised(€799.8 million) year to date.
This leadership follows its recent advice on the reverse merger by absorption of FCYC by Realia Business, a transaction valued at more than €700 million, as part of the reorganisation of the group led by Inmocemento. A transaction with a high impact on the Spanish stock market.
ECIJA's capital markets team also adds other key recognitions:
- Javier Pereña Rego, ECIJA lawyer, tops the Rising Star Dealmakers ranking as number one by both volume advised and number of transactions year to date.
- Laura Aparicio Navas and Alfonso Peña Alvarado are also among the Rising Stars highlighted by TTR.
- Alberto Alonso Ureba, partner of the area, is among the top 10 dealmakers of the year in Equity Capital Markets.
With a practice recognised for its strategic vision, technical excellence and specialisation in complex structures, ECIJA continues to strengthen its leadership in the capital markets area.
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