Instituto de Infraestructura y Concesiones de Cundinamarca (ICCU)

Latin America Legal Chronicle. September 8, 2022

Instituto de Infraestructura y Concesiones de Cundinamarca’s $88.9 Million Financing

By Ambrogio Visconti

Durán & Osorio advised Cundinamarca on the deal. Cuatrecasas advsied Bancolombia. Instituto de Infraestructura y Concesiones de Cundinamarca (ICCU) secured a $88.9 million financing from Bancolombia to...

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