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Expert perspectives on global expansion, compliance, corporate services, and doing business across Latin America and the world.
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Entity Management System vs. Spreadsheets: Why Companies Make the Switch
Spreadsheets work fine for one or two entities. Past that, they quietly become the biggest risk in your compliance process. Here’s where spreadsheets break down, and what actually changes when you move to a…
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How to Outsource International Back-Office Operations Without Losing Control
Companies that expand into new markets usually replicate their domestic back office locally, country by country — hiring a separate accountant, payroll provider, and compliance firm in each one. Here’s why that breaks down,…
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How Long Does Company Formation Take in Latin America? A Market-by-Market Timeline
Company formation timelines vary widely across Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, and Argentina — and the step that actually determines your go-live date is rarely the one people assume. A market-by-market breakdown of…
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Argentina Expansion Playbook: Market Entry, Company Formation, and Compliance
Argentina pairs a sizable domestic market with one of Latin America’s deepest tech and professional-services talent pools. Here’s a practical guide to market entry, company formation, and compliance in Argentina.
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Fractional General Counsel vs. Outside Counsel / Law Firm
A Fractional General Counsel (GC) and outside counsel — a traditional law firm billing by the hour — both give your business access to legal expertise without a full-time hire. But the way they’re…
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Fractional General Counsel vs. In-House General Counsel
A Fractional General Counsel (GC) and a full-time in-house General Counsel solve the same basic problem — giving your business legal leadership — but they differ sharply on cost, commitment, and fit. This guide…
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Subscription Legal Services vs. Hourly Billing: Which Is Right for Your Business?
Subscription legal services charge one flat recurring fee for ongoing legal work, while hourly billing charges for time spent — here’s how to decide which fits your business.
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Peru Expansion Playbook: Market Entry, Company Formation, and Compliance
Peru pairs Pacific Alliance trade access with a resource-driven economy and a fast-maturing regulatory environment. Here’s a practical guide to market entry, company formation, and compliance in Peru.
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Subsidiary vs. Branch Office: Which Structure Fits Your Expansion?
A subsidiary is a separate legal entity with its own liability shield; a branch office is an extension of the parent company. Here’s how to choose the right structure for your expansion.
Who Writes Corpiya Insights
Corpiya Insights covers international expansion from two angles — how it works operationally, and how it works legally. Here’s who’s behind each.
Roni Gaddini
International operations and market entry
Roni writes on the operational side of expansion between the United States and Latin America: choosing a market and an entry model, what entity setup actually involves country by country, payroll and employer obligations, and what it takes to keep an entity running once it exists. She is Director of International Operations and Marketing at Corpiya and has spent more than fifteen years in international business across Luxembourg, Paris and the United States.
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Sebastien Gaddini
Compliance, governance, private equity and cross-border transactions
Sebastien writes on the legal and regulatory side of expansion: entity structuring and governance, beneficial-ownership and disclosure regimes, and commercial contracts across jurisdictions. He also covers private equity and fund formation, and how PE-owned groups structure, govern and report across multiple countries, and mergers and acquisitions from diligence through post-closing integration. He is a Principal at Corpiya and a New York–licensed attorney with more than fifteen years advising on complex corporate and cross-border transactions.
Admitted in New York only. Sebastien’s articles here are general information, not legal advice, and reading them creates no attorney–client relationship. Legal services are provided through Corpiya Counsel, an independent law firm network.
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