Maddi Azpiroz – Founder and Managing Director

Maddi trained as a lawyer< at universities in Spain (Deusto University), Belgium (Leuven University and Université Libre de Bruxelles) and the United States (Columbia University). She practiced international dispute resolution in an international law firm in Geneva, advocated human rights in New York, served in a not-for-profit institution in Paris and in the European Commission in Brussels, and most recently worked in a senior business development role in London for one of the oldest litigation and recovery funding firms. Maddi is a member of the International Bar Association.  

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Benefit we work with a diverse set of investors, around thirty in total, with several billions of USD in capital under management
Benefit we work with a diverse set of investors, around thirty in total, with several billions of USD in capital under management. Benefit we work with a diverse set of investors, around thirty in total, with several billions of USD in capital under management
Benefit we work with a diverse set of investors, around thirty in total, with several billions of USD in capital under management
Benefit we work with a diverse set of investors, around thirty in total, with several billions of USD in capital under management

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Experts and non-experts alike predicted a wave of bankruptcies and insolvencies following the business disruption caused by Covid-19 in 2021.

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With the release of easily accessible vaccines, 2021 promised to be the year that everything turned around for industries that were hit hardest by Covid.

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But the Omicron variant has shown us that Covid is probably not going away anytime soon. This is a link. And if Covid continues on its current path, we expect the hospitality, travel, tourism, commercial real estate, and in-person retail and event industries to experience a second wave of bankruptcy filings in 2022.

With the release of easily accessible vaccines, 2021 promised to be the year that everything turned around for industries that were hit hardest by Covid.

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With the release of easily accessible vaccines, 2021 promised to be the year that everything turned around for industries that were hit hardest by Covid.

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