Legal judgment
The legal structure protects the decision while keeping implementation practical.
International business advisory
Legal, financial and business strategy to operate, grow and expand.
We support companies, shareholders and investors with international expansion, corporate operations, finance, compliance and business transformation in Mexico, Peru, Colombia and the United States.
One firm for day-to-day, strategic and cross-border decisions.
MexicoPeruColombiaUnited States
Our approach
Business decisions rarely belong to a single discipline.
A contract changes cash flows. A corporate structure allocates control. Expansion creates operational obligations. Restructuring affects people, assets and continuity.
At Miranda & Co., we first understand the objective, the operation and the risks. We then build a legal, financial and business solution that can be put into practice.
Financial insight
We assess resources, cash flows, value and financial consequences before making a recommendation.
Operational capability
Each solution identifies the people, documents, sequence and controls needed to deliver it.
Solutions
Four capabilities to support the full business lifecycle.
We bring law, finance and operations together to address the business decision as a whole.
International expansion and market entry
We design and implement market entry by connecting structure, investment and operations.
- Soft landing
- Market entry structures
- International trade
- Regional coordination
Legal and corporate operations
We support everyday operations and corporate structures with a practical understanding of the business.
- Legal representation
- Corporate secretarial services
- Contracts and negotiation
- Employment, immigration and trademarks
Governance, compliance and protection
We turn compliance and control into practical tools for business continuity and protection.
- Corporate governance
- Compliance and due diligence
- Risk management
- Asset protection
Finance and business transformation
We support decisions that reshape a company's structure, value or future direction.
- Financial strategy
- Accounting and administrative coordination
- Restructuring and M&A
- Special projects
Countries
Regional perspective. Local execution.
A business strategy may be shared across markets, but implementation differs by jurisdiction. We translate regional decisions into structures and processes that work locally.
Priority market
In Mexico, business complexity continues beyond incorporation.
We coordinate corporate, financial and operational decisions with tax, banking, employment, regulatory and foreign investment obligations.
- Expansion and structuring
- Legal representation
- Governance and compliance
- Contracts and ongoing operations
Andean operations
In Peru, the structure must reflect how the business will invest, operate and grow.
We connect the entity, representation, agreements, finance and operational support with the needs of shareholders and overseas parent companies.
- Corporate structuring
- Powers of attorney and representation
- Contracts and governance
- Finance and administrative coordination
Regional platform
In Colombia, opportunity needs governance, control and local execution.
We connect structure, investment, contracting, management and compliance for companies entering the market, operating locally or reorganizing their presence.
- Market entry and reorganization
- Corporate implementation
- Governance and compliance
- Regional coordination
How we work
We understand the decision, then connect the structure with its execution.
Understand
Objectives, stakeholders, operations, resources, timing and material risks.
Recommend
Options with clear legal, financial and operational consequences.
Implement
Documents, filings, responsibilities, dependencies and follow-through.
Support
Control, compliance and support for the next business decision.
Articles & guides
Practical insights for operating and growing in Latin America.
Business analysis with legal context: what is changing, why it matters and what management needs to decide.
Doing Business guides for your expansion.
Three markets. A comprehensive starting point.
Complimentary PDF · 2026 edition
2026 guideDoing Business
Doing Business
Mexico
PDF · 50 pages
English edition
Corporate structure, tax readiness, foreign investment and operational launch.
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2026 guideDoing Business
Doing Business
Peru
PDF · 48 pages
English edition
Entry models, incorporation, taxation, licences and local operations.
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2026 guideDoing Business
Doing Business
Colombia
PDF · 47 pages
English edition
Corporate vehicles, capital, foreign exchange rules and operational readiness.
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Analysis and perspectives
View all articles and guides →Your company is incorporated. Why is it not ready to operate?
Legal existence and operational readiness are different milestones. These are the elements that still need to connect.
Business continuity ↗New anti-money laundering rules call for effective risk management
Compliance becomes meaningful when documentation informs decisions and controls.
Risk management ↗Branch, subsidiary or acquisition: choose for the operation you need
The right structure depends on control, investment, risk and the intended path to growth.
Corporate decisions ↗Is Mexico the right market for your business? Seven questions before investing
Assess the market, resources, operating model and risks before committing capital.
International expansion ↗Sectors and experience
We understand the business behind the sector.
Our experience extends to how an operation contracts, raises funding, distributes, exercises control and delivers.
That understanding allows us to adapt each solution to the business model, its regulatory environment and its actual stage of development.
Technology, software and fintech
Corporate structures, technology agreements, investment, intellectual property, compliance and regional expansion.
Construction, engineering and real estate
Project and supplier contracts, assets, financing, corporate governance and business reorganization.
Energy and infrastructure
Investment vehicles, contracts, local execution, contractor relationships and regulatory risk management.
Pharmaceuticals, healthcare and life sciences
Regulated operations, distribution, research, compliance and corporate legal coordination.
Logistics, international trade and distribution
Supply chains, imports, commercial contracts, foreign investment and operational continuity.
BPO, business services and human capital
Outsourcing, employment matters, international mobility, service agreements and regional structures.
Retail and consumer goods
Distribution, trademarks, commercial agreements, employment operations and growth in new markets.
Leadership and team
Legal, financial and business experience to understand the whole decision.
Miranda & Co. combines strategic leadership, legal execution and specialist coordination to support decisions affecting control, capital, operations and growth.
Founder and Director
Rodrigo Miranda
Lawyer and business adviser with academic training in finance, business management and sustainable development.
His experience advising boards and leading finance functions allows him to assess decisions through their legal, financial and operational effects. He has supported expansion, negotiations, corporate structuring, business transformation and cross-border transactions.
MBAINCAE Business School
Master's in FinanceUniversidad ESAN
Master's in Banking Management and FinanceUniversitat Pompeu Fabra
Professional experience involving Mexico, Peru, the United States and other markets in Latin America and Europe.
Team and network
Central leadership. Coordinated execution.
Every matter has a clear lead, with specialist capabilities brought in when the operation requires them.
Lawyer
Vianey Álvarez
Supports corporate projects, contracts, compliance and operational coordination.
Local specialists
Partner network
Coordination with professionals in each jurisdiction and discipline under a shared strategy.
Before we talk
Clear answers before the next step.
Common questions when a business needs to connect strategy, structure and execution.
Start a conversation01Does Miranda & Co. focus only on market entry?
Market entry is one of our specialisms. We also support legal and corporate operations, governance and compliance, financial strategy, asset protection, restructuring and other special business projects.
02Can you coordinate operations in several countries?
Yes. We establish a shared strategy, coordinate implementation and involve local specialists when the jurisdiction or subject matter requires it. We work in Mexico, Peru, Colombia and the United States, and address other international needs through our partner network.
03Do you provide ongoing support as well as project work?
Yes. We combine expansion, reorganization and transaction projects with ongoing legal representation, corporate secretarial services, compliance, contracts, and legal and administrative outsourcing.
04How do you connect legal, financial and business advice?
We assess each matter through the business decision, its legal effects, financial flows, operational execution and risks. We design the structure after understanding how the business needs to work.
05How do I start a conversation with Miranda & Co.?
Tell us the country or markets involved, the decision you need to make, your current stage and the timeframe. We will use that information to frame an initial conversation and identify whether you need an assessment, a project or ongoing support.
- 01Country or marketsWhere you operate or plan to operate.
- 02Decision and timingWhat you need to resolve, and by when.
- 03Risks or constraintsWhat could affect implementation.