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Asesor de licitaciones de VISE y Rubau en una concesión mexicana de autopistas de peaje (Adjudicado el 24 de septiembre)
US$ 230 Mn
2024
Asesor de Vepamil en la adquisición y financiación de Eni Ecuador
Confidencial
2024
Asesor del prestatario en una refinanciación de préstamo y financiación de CAPEX para PRAE
US$ 122 Mn
2024
Asesoramiento a Group Casino & GPA en la venta de Grupo Éxito a Grupo Calleja
US$ 1,175 Mn
2024
Asesor de licitación para IBT en las concesiones de los hospitales de Piura y Chimbote en Perú
(Adjudicado el 23 de junio)
US$ 500 Mn
2023
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Nathaniel Felton is a Vice President at Atlantico Capital. He has 10+ years experience in the investment banking sector.
Prior to joining Atlantico Capital in 2015, he worked as an investment-banking associate at INTL FCStone securities Inc. (“INTL”), based in Miami as part of the project finance unit. Prior to INTL, he was an associate at Morgan Stanley Private Global Wealth Management based in New York, and was a credit analyst at Dexia Asset Management based in Paris, France.
Nathaniel holds a BA in Business Administration from the American University of Paris and, holds a Masters of Science in Finance from the Zicklin School of Business at Baruch College. He is fluent in English, Spanish, and French.
Marcos Martinez is a Vice President at Atlantico Capital. He has 10+ years experience in the investment banking sector.
Before joining Atlantico Capital in 2015, he worked as a Financial Analyst at the Structured Trade and Export Finance Department of Santander Bank.
Marcos is a CFA® Charterholder. He holds a Master’s Degree in International Business Administration from Menendez Pelayo International University and a Master’s Degree in Business Strategy from Francisco de Vitoria University. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Francisco de Vitoria University. He is fluent in English and Spanish.
