Pablo Calderón

Mr. Calderón's experience spans AmLaw 100 law firms in Washington, D.C., where he represented multinational corporations, commercial banks, financial institutions, sponsors, and multilateral development organizations on various transactional and regulatory matters.

Previously, as counsel in the Legal Division of the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC), now IDB Invest, Mr. Calderon drafted key legal documentation for infrastructure and energy project financing across Latin America, including hydroelectric and solar power facilities in Ecuador, Peru, and Haiti.

His expertise extends to large-scale renewable energy and infrastructure projects in the US, Middle East, and Latin America, encompassing wind, solar, gas-fired power, hydroelectric, and water treatment facilities. Mr. Calderón has been instrumental in drafting and negotiating financing documents, coordinating with local counsel, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Beyond energy and infrastructure, Mr. Calderón has advised on corporate finance and M&A transactions in the consumer products, financial services, and private equity sectors in Latin America.

Prior to his US career, Mr. Calderón gained valuable experience in corporate and banking matters at top law firms and financial institutions in Colombia. He also served as a clerk at the Constitutional Court of Colombia, providing legal research and advice on constitutional and regulatory issues.