Pedro Rufino Carvalho

Pedro’s experience includes advising on:

• The US$155 million project financing of a floatel vessel to be chartered and operated offshore Brazil*
• The business combination between Patria Investments and  Moneda Asset Management, involving cash and equity consideration exceeding US$350 million, and leading Patria to manage more than US$20 billion in assets under management (AuM)*
• The cross-jurisdictional carve-out M&A through which Patria acquired business units of Abrdn, leading to inorganic AuM growth exceeding US$10 billion*
• The Structuring Carry Programs for a wide range of private funds* 
• The US$120 million letter of credit facility for an acquisition finance deal relating to exploration and production (E&P) offshore in the Campos Basin (Brazil)*
• The US$80 million prepayment facility relating to E&P blocks in the Campos Basin (Brazil)*
• The US$500 million takeover by a FTSE 250 company’s of an international E&P company*
• The US$900 million acquisition and acquisition financing of E&P assets offshore Brazil*
• The US$1.5 billion acquisition of a 50% equity stake in a Brazilian E&P company’s African subsidiary*
• The US$50 million bridge loan to finance the acquisition of three vessels to be operated in the Gulf of Mexico and offshore Brazil*
• The US$700 million reserve-based lending facility in connection with the development of Nigerian oil fields of a major oil company with assets in multiple African jurisdictions*
• The NOK450 million reserve-base lending facility in connection with North Sea assets*
• The US$200 million acquisition of a brownfield E&P asset offshore Brazil (followed by an export prepayment financing)*
• The US$250 million divestment of an Austrian entity active in the shipping sector*
• The US$280 million pre-export financing provided by a major trading house in connection with offshore oil blocks in Ghana*
• The US$310 million reserve-based lending facility to acquire Shell’s full E&P portfolio in Gabon*
• The US$100 million renegotiation of a project financing to finance the acquisition of oil rigs in West Africa*
• The US$120 million reserve-based lending to acquire E&P assets in Equatorial Guinea*
• The joint venture structure to invest in brownfield energy projects in Venezuela*
• The investment into greenfield windfarms in Argentina by a Chinese state-owned entity*
• The US$165 million reserve-based lending facility and renegotiating its terms as a consequence of several technical defaults of a Kuwait-based lender*
• The US$850 million farm-out transaction of a 40% stake in an oil block offshore Brazil*
• Analyzing legal impacts arising from terminating bareboat charter agreements for floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessels to be operated offshore Brazil, involving an amount exceeding US$1 billion* 
• The US$150 million inventory financing to fund a global tobacco conglomerate, involving five jurisdictions*
• Fund formation by private funds involving cross-jurisdictional work in more than 10 jurisdictions globally in amounts exceeding US$5 billion*
• Several fund liquidity solutions, including capital call and NAV financings by private funds*

*Matter handled prior to joining Latham