SPAIN Law and Practice Contributed by: Alfonso López-Ibor Aliño, Olivia López-Ibor Jaume and Victoria Moreno Motilva, López-Ibor Abogados
López-Ibor Abogados is a law firm focused on busi- ness law, recognised as a prominent player both in Spain and internationally, with over two decades of experience in the sector. Through a continuous pro- cess of transformation, learning and development, the firm has adapted to the evolving legal landscape and the impact of technological innovation. It oper-
ates from offices in Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona, and is supported by an extensive network of trusted partner firms at both national and international levels. The team is composed of more than 40 lawyers with strong international backgrounds, significant exper- tise in their respective practice areas, and in-depth knowledge across multiple industries.
Authors
Alfonso López-Ibor Aliño is founding partner of López-Ibor Abogados. Before founding it, he was managing partner of Allen & Overy’s Madrid office for ten years and managing director for 18 years at Ventura
Olivia López-Ibor Jaume is an associate in banking, finance and aviation at López-Ibor Abogados. She began her career in financial law at Allen & Overy and holds an LLM from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law
Garcés & López-Ibor Abogados, which he co-founded with Ventura Garcés, a commercial lawyer in Barcelona. He has worked on corporate law, banking and finance, aviation law, dispute resolution, arbitration and mediation. His experience spans complex cases, but his current focus is crypto-assets, fintech and blockchain, as well as syndicated lending, guarantees and asset finance. He advises international clients on innovative financial technology matters across European markets globally.
in Chicago. Her practice focuses on aviation finance, advising airlines, operators and lessors on aircraft sales, leasing, financing and mortgages. She also counsels international clients on capital markets, including guarantees, acquisition financing structures and CNMV regulatory approvals. Additionally, she advises technology companies on electronic banking, payment services, cryptocurrencies and fintech regulation across European and international regulatory frameworks and evolving digital markets compliance and innovation matters.
Victoria Moreno Motilva is a lawyer within the corporate, banking, finance and aviation team at López-Ibor Abogados. She completed a diploma in economic law at the University of Navarra and later obtained a Master’s
degree granting access to the legal profession, with a specialisation in business law, from Centro de Estudios Garrigues.
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