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Fieldfisher recruits Ignacio Corujo to launch capital markets practice

Fieldfisher's new recruit, who joins to launch its new capital markets practice in Spain, has more than 20 years of experience in both equity and debt transactions.

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Fieldfisher recruits Ignacio Corujo to launch capital markets practice

Fieldfisher has appointed Ignacio Corujo as a partner in its Madrid office to lead the firm's new capital markets practice in Spain. Corujo has over 20 years of experience in capital and debt operations and joins Fieldfisher from Dentons, where he was a partner since 2020. He previously worked at Baker McKenzie and Garrigues. The appointment is part of Fieldfisher's growth strategy in Spain, which has also seen the recent addition of several other partners, including Rafael Durán and Carlos Blanco.

Corujo's expertise includes advising on IPO, capital increases, and national and international debt issuances.

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