Operations consistently produced results, and important mandates were carried out in the early years including the privatization of EPSA (the electricity company serving over two million people in Cali and the Cauca valley in Colombia) sold to a Private consortium led by Houston Industries at a time during which Colombia had been de-certified by the USA Government; also including the secondary placement of an important block of shares of BBVA Banco Continental in year 1998, a ground breaking international placement, the first carried out after the financial crises of years 1996 through 1998 in the world.  Lastly, advisor for the Mantaro-Socabaya 700 Km Transmission Line, the first concession awarded in 1999 under the new Concessions Law, a project which joined the two existing separate power transmission systems, giving rise to a countrywide integrated Peruvian electricity grid—the SIN. By the close of 1999 we had completed eighteen mandates, of which the above three were unique.

In year 2000 the Flemings group was acquired by the Chase Bank, and less than a year later Fleming Latin Pacific became independent and changed its name to Latin Pacific Capital.  During that year we completed work on the concession of the three modules of the Camisea Natural Gas mega Project, which changed the energy matrix in the country. Since year 2000 we have completed one hundred sixteen advisories of which fifty one included important transactions. To date LPC has completed one hundred thirty four advisories; of these, seventy four involve projects with major investments, which have been carried out in six countries in Latin America, in Electric Power, Mining, Oil & Gas, Telecoms, Infrastructure, Industry, Agribusiness, Banking and Insurance, with an aggregate investment of over US$ 14 billion.