UR Global and Ebury analyze the financial keys to optimize the relationship between Spanish parent companies and subsidiaries in Latin America

 

On March 24th, the specialized firms Ebury y UR Global They are organizing a strategic webinar designed for finance directors and expansion managers. The event will focus on transforming operational complexity into Latinoamérica in profitable structures through precise coordination between the matrix in España and its international delegations.

 

Operational and financial challenges in the Latin American market

 

Expansion into the Latin American market is consolidating as one of the greatest strategic opportunities for Spanish businesses. However, this growth entails significant challenges in the coordination of financial flows and regulatory compliance. The session will comprehensively address how to manage the back office of subsidiaries in key destinations where local operations require in-depth knowledge of the jurisdiction.

 

From an operational perspective, the firm UR Global, which has its own offices in México, Brasil y Chile[Name of consultant] will contribute their experience in supporting Spanish companies. The main focus will be the efficient management of tax and finance departments to ensure a smooth parent-subsidiary relationship and compliance with results consolidation standards.

 

On the other hand, the volatility of local currencies represents one of the greatest sources of uncertainty for the group's results. In this regard, Ebury will contribute his expertise in the management of exchange rate riskproviding tools to protect profit margins against fluctuations in the region's foreign exchange markets.

 

Program and featured speakers

 

The event, titled "Spain-Latam Bridge: Keys to Successfully Managing the Relationship Between Parent Company and Subsidiaries"It will feature the participation of opinion leaders in the internationalization and corporate finance sectors:

 

• Luis Merino, Country Manager of Ebury.
• Luis Uranga, CEO and founder of UR Global.
• Eva Cobos, Business Development Director of Ebury, who will act as moderator.

 

The following table summarizes the key data of the call for applications aimed at professional profiles in the international sector:

 

Concept	Event Details
Date	March 24th 2026
Time	16:30 p.m. (CET – Madrid)
Organizing Entities	Ebury y UR Global
Focus Markets	México, Brasil y Chile
Target audiences	CFOs, Tax Officers and Financial Directors

 

Tax optimization and dividend repatriation

 

One of the pillars of the webinar will be the analysis of the tax optimization of repatriated dividendsExperts will analyze how to ensure that profits generated abroad reach the parent company efficiently, minimizing the tax burden and optimizing cross-border operational processes.

 

The session is specifically geared towards Spanish companies that already have a presence in Latinoamérica or that are in advanced stages of their expansion plans, seeking to transform the jurisdictional complexity in a sustainable long-term competitive advantage.

 

 

 

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Key points and frequently asked questions about the Parent-Subsidiary relationship in Latin America

What are the main risks of operating in multiple jurisdictions in Latin America?

The main challenges lie in financial, tax, and operational coordination. Local currency volatility can affect profitability, so active foreign exchange risk management and a robust back-office structure in destination countries are vital. México o Brasil.

How can profit margins be protected in these markets?

Through professional foreign exchange risk management and optimization of dividend repatriation processes, and by using specialized financial tools, we ensure that consolidated results are not eroded by the depreciation of local currencies against the euro.

Who is this technical session aimed at?

The meeting is specifically designed for Chief Financial Officers (CFOs), tax departments and managers of companies with growth interests or an established presence in the Latin American region.