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Adriano Schnur is an international associate with Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP working at Global Project Finance and Global Securities Groups. His practice focuses primarily on the representation of project sponsors and financial institutions in the development and financing of a wide range of transportation, power, renewable energy and other infrastructure-related projects in Brazil.
Mr. Schnur's recent experience includes representing Credit Suisse in the acquisition financing and initial public offering in Brazil of Triunfo Participa��es e Investimentos S.A .- TPI, a holding company which owns four road and one energy concessionaires and a private container terminal in Brazil; advising the Municipality of S�o Paulo in connection with the creation and establishment of a clearing system to integrate payments from the local and state transportation services (bus, train and subway) - Conta Sistema-Bilhete �nico; advising the Ministry of Planning and Budget and BNDES - Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econ�mico e Social in the study for the implementation of a railring project in the Metropolitan Region of S�o Paulo - Ferroanel; representing the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in the U$100 million financing to MRS Log�stica S.A.; representing Skanska in legal and regulatory studies for the implementation of sugar cane bagasse fired power plants in Brazil; representing Banco UBS S.A. and Banco Morgan Stanley Dean Witter S.A. in the R$3.0 billion public share offer of CESP - Companhia Energ�tica de S�o Paulo; representing the State of S�o Paulo, in the privatization of Companhia de Transmiss�o de Energia El�trica Paulista - CTEEP; representing the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in the financing of Termopernambuco S.A., a gas-fired power plant owned by Neoenergia S.A.; and representing the Sponsors in the Termobahia Power Project and Ibirite Power Project.
Mr. Schnur is a graduate of the Pontif�cia Universidade Cat�lica de S�o Paulo (LL.B). He is admitted to the Brazilian Bar and member of the IBDE (Brazilian Institute for Energy Law Studies). He is fluent in English and Portuguese. | 