Chilean financial cooperative makes US$1 billion global issuance
Eloise Hardy
Clifford Chance LLP in London and Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría (Chile) have helped Chilean financial cooperative Coopeuch issue notes for US$1 billion.
Linklaters in New York and London and Chile’s Carey advised the underwriters. The deal closed on 13 October.
Coopeuch is a credit union that provides financial services, such as deposits and savings accounts, consumer loans and mortgages, to customers in Chile.
In 2018, the company issued its first bonds in the Japanese market for around US$27 million. That was the first debt issuance by a Latin American credit union in the Asian market. That same year, Coopeuch issued US$1 billion worth of notes, a deal on which the same four firms advised.
Counsel to Coopeuch
Clifford Chance LLP
Partner David Dunnigan and associates Peter Pears and Benjamin Evans in London
Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría (Chile)
Partners Marcelo Armas and Marcela Silva, and associates Daniel Parodi and Vera Yacher in Santiago
Counsel to UBS AG London Branch and Daiwa Capital Markets America
Linklaters
Partner Conrado Tenaglia, counsel Alejandro Gordano, and associates Stephanie Torres, Emma Cano, Allan Paul Talde and Dylan Wyatt in New York, and partner Elaine Keats, counsel Arjun Muddu, and associate Tilak Shah in London
Carey
Partner Diego Peralta and associates Fernando Noriega, Nadia Jara, Fernanda Valdés and Kriss Andía in Santiago
