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Managing Partner

Carlos Téllez is Managing Partner of García & Bodán Guatemala and Partner of García & Bodán Managua (Nicaragua).

He is a recognized lawyer in Nicaragua who has advised recognized multinationals on major transactions in a variety of industrial sectors, primarily in the financial sector, telecommunications, infrastructure, distribution, trade, services and real estate. Moreover, he has participated in the review process to present amendments and motions of laws, decrees and draft laws before the National Assembly of Nicaragua.

Clients value Carlos practice for his competent handling of fiduciary and complex offshore structuring issues, demonstrating a deep analysis of local jurisdiction and extensive knowledge of the domestic market.

Current legal representative of Banco Atlántida in Nicaragua since June 2020. He has structured trusts with the main banks of Nicaragua and he actively participates in the activities of the Latin American Congress of Trust (COLAFI, by its acronym in Spanish). Former member of the advisory council of the magazine Estrategia y Negocios (2004-2006).

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Latin American Banks Federation (FELABAN). Member of the Board of Directors of Puesto de Bolsa Invercasa. Member of the Board of Directors of Invercasa-SAFI.

Master of Finance, Magna Cum Laude – Thomas More University, 2023. Participation in congresses of Trusts of different topics and Prevention of money laundering given by Felaban, Colafi, CIFIT, among others. International Program Diplomat on Business Management for Lawyers – INCAE (Costa Rica), 2015. Executive Program “Legal Aspects of International Business” – Georgetown University Law Center and INCAE (Costa Rica), 2008 –2009. Admitted to practice as Attorney since 2001 and as Notary Public since 2002. Graduated in Law (Valedictorian) – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Nicaragua (UNAN-MANAGUA), 1999.