The following session took place during the 2026 International Latin America Symposium in September 2026. This panel examines the status of the USMCA review process, its effect on trade and investment, and the implications for dispute resolutions under the USMCA and bankruptcy and restructuring risk across the Americas. The discussion explores the evolving U.S.-Mexico relationship from economic, political and restructuring perspectives, including trade policy, tariffs, regulatory uncertainty, supply-chain shifts and broader geopolitical considerations. The panelists discuss potential outcomes of the USMCA review and what they could mean for companies and investors operating across North America, including the potential impact on investment decisions, business strategy and restructuring risk.
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Speakers:
Samuel Suchowiecky, Moderator
Hilco | Mexico City, Mexico
Carlos Serrano
BBVA Mexico | Mexico City, Mexico
James H.M. Sprayregen
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP | New York, NY
Leo Zuckermann
Excélsior | Mexico City, Mexico
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