Jordi Domínguez
Partner
Madrid
jordi.dominguez@lw.com
+34.91.791.5043
PRACTICES
- Executive Compensation, Employment & Benefits
- International Tax
- Latin America Practice
- Tax
- Transactional Tax
INDUSTRIES
EDUCATION
- Law Degree, Universidad Central de Barcelona (UCB), 1993
- Master in Taxation, ESADE Law School - Universitat Ramon Llull, 1993
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
- English
- Spanish
PROFILE
Jordi Domínguez advises Spanish and multinational clients on the full spectrum of tax issues that arise in sophisticated cross-border transactions.
He leverages a comprehensive understanding of global tax laws and decades of transactional experience within the local and global market to guide private equity sponsors, financial institutions, and multinational corporations on:
- M&A and joint ventures
- Restructurings
- Financing structures
- Capital markets offerings
He connects clients to resources across Latham’s platform and provides pragmatic, business-oriented advice that allows clients to make informed decisions in multijurisdictional deals.
A recognized thought leader, Jordi regularly lectures on international tax law at Centro de Estudios Garrigues and ESADE.
EXPERIENCE
Jordi’s experience includes providing tax advice to:
Private Equity
- The Carlyle Group on:
- Acquiring Altadia, a leading Spanish ceramic products manufacturer, from Lone Star
- Acquiring a majority stake in Codorníu, the oldest family-owned cava producer in Spain
- The €1.2 billion IPO of Applus, the largest Spanish inspection, certification, and technological services company
- CVC on its €2 billion strategic investment in LaLiga to set in motion LaLiga Impulso, a project to boost the global growth of LaLiga and its clubs
- Brookfield Asset Management on acquiring Spanish slate producer Cupa from The Carlyle Group
- Platinum Equity on its €3.5 billion acquisition of Urbaser, one of the world’s largest providers of environmental services, from China Tianying
- Cerberus Capital Management on:
- Acquiring a portfolio of nonperforming loans from Caixabank
- Acquiring 100% of the shares in Optimum RE Spain Socimi, a Spanish REIT listed on the Spanish alternative stock exchange
- Acquiring and financing a portfolio of nonperforming secured and unsecured loans from Kutxabank
- Apollo on establishing a hotel platform and that platform’s subsequent acquisition of several hotels
- Värde Partners on the €1.1 billion acquisition of an additional 49% stake of WiZink, a Spanish online bank
- IFM Investors on its €2.8 billion acquisition of OHL Concessions, a portfolio of transportation infrastructure concessions based in Madrid
- Global Infrastructure Partners on its €3.8 billion acquisition of a 20% of Gas Natural, a major Spanish utility company
Corporate
- Wallbox on its in US$1.5 billion deSPAC merger with Kensington Capital Acquisition Corp. II
- The shareholders of Grupo Gransolar on selling of 100% of Grupo Gransolar to Trilantic
- Enagás on the €3.2 billion acquisition, together with The Blackstone Group and GIC, of a 100% stake in Tallgrass Energy Holdings and a 44% stake in Tallgrass Equity, the owners and developers of US midstream energy assets
- Telefónica on a €2 billion major carveout of all of its Central American telecom assets in Panamá, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Costa Rica
- Globalvia on its US$636 million acquisition of Pocahontas Parkway Holdings, the concessionaire of the Route 895 connector highway in Richmond, Virginia
Capital Markets
- Ecoener, a wind, hydro, and photovoltaic energy operator, on its €350 million IPO
- The initial purchasers on Haya Real Estate’s first bond issuance in the Spanish real estate servicing sector for €475 million
- The coordinating entities on the €2 billion update of the EMTN program of Madrileña Red de Gas Finance B.V., maturing in 203
Finance and Restructuring
- Promotora de Informaciones and several companies of the Prisa Group on refinancing and amending its syndicated financial debt
- The committee of noteholders on the €430 million restructuring of Haya Real Estate, the largest Spanish real estate servicing company and the largest bank-independent third-party servicer of real estate developer loans (REDs) and real estate owned assets (REOs) in Spain
- An ad hoc group of bondholders on Naviera Armas’ €920 billion restructuring
- The committee of senior secured creditors on reorganizing and restructuring Deoleo’s €575 million debt