Aninat Abogados’ seven-strong team assists entrepreneurs during all growth stages and is particularly focused on advising fintech start-ups. The ‘highly competent’ group’s experience covers corporate structuring for financing rounds and exits, corporate governance, and internationalisation processes. It also advises on stock option plans, taxation, labour law, regulatory matters, data protection and IP protection. The practice is jointly led by María Eugenia Sabbagh, who is increasingly involved in entrepreneurship-related matters; Martin Mois, an expert in innovation, IP, IT, data protection, consumer protection and corporate law; and senior counsel and fintech leader Cristián Reyes.

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Testimonials

Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.

  • 'The team is fully prepared to face the challenges and queries thrown at it.'
  • 'Very well prepared and the lawyers always have an appropriate response.’
  • ‘A highly competent team that differs from other firms due to its high-level knowledge of legal issues involving the fintech and crypto worlds.'

Key clients

  • Strong by Form
  • Yumit
  • OFI
  • Socovesa
  • Chile Ventures Administradora de Fondos de Inversión Privado
  • Shippter
  • Asociación de Empresas de Innovación Financiera de Chile
  • Asociación Gremial Instituciones de Tecnologías en Seguros Chile (InsurteChile)
  • Tenpo
  • Tenpo Prepago
  • Buda.com
  • CryptoMKT
  • Binance
  • Ebanx
  • Tyba (Credicorp Negocios Digitales)
  • Altera (Andes Inversiones)
  • P2P Loans
  • Vita Wallet
  • VirtualPOS
  • Qubit (Let's Bit)
  • Satoshitango
  • UPago
  • Paymig

Work highlights

  • Advising tech start-up Strong by Form on the initial development of Woodflow, which generates ultra-light high-performance timber-based bio-composites.
  • Advised Private Fund Next (Chile Ventures) on an investment in Redelcom.
  • Assists Tenpo with reviewing the legal and contractual aspects of its products.

Practice head

The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

María Eugenia Sabbagh, Martin Mois, Cristián Reyes