Daniel Vicedo

Lawyer
daniel-vicedo

Daniel Vicedo practices as a lawyer at Devesa’s corporate and M&A department. He joined the team in 2025, after having developed his professional career in different sectors.

He specialized in providing corporate and contractual legal advice to national and international companies, focusing mainly on mergers and acquisitions, as well as restructuring, corporate governance and company law.

  • Double Degree in Law and Business Administration at Universidad de Alicante.
  • Master’s Degree in Access to the Legal Profession at Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio.
  • LL.M. in Corporate Law and M&A at Universidad Internacional de La Rioja.
  • Member of Alicante Bar Association.
Company Law, Blog
killer-acquisitions

What are killer acquisitions and what impact do they have on startup exits?

Within the startup ecosystem, an exit is typically the culmination of years of investment, technological development and value creation. Traditionally, a sale to an established industry operator, commonly referred to as a trade sale, has been regarded as the fastest and, in many cases, the most profitable route for founders and investors. n recent years, […]
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Company Law, Blog
multipropiedad-fútbol-profesional

Multi-club ownership in professional football: opportunities, risks and legal challenges in Spain and Europe

In the sphere of elite sport, and specifically in professional football, investment is no longer assessed solely in sporting terms. Increasingly, clubs are valued as business assets, with growth potential, operational synergies and the capacity to generate medium- and long-term returns. In this context, multi-club ownership has emerged, namely structures in which a single investor, […]
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Company Law, Blog
Lock-up una herramienta esencial en la gobernanza de compañías que acceden al mercado

Lock-up: an essential tool in the governance of companies accessing the capital markets

In the complex ecosystem of the capital markets, where perception and confidence are intangible assets whose value is difficult to quantify, the lock-up mechanism stands as a fundamental governance and safeguard tool for companies seeking admission to trading. Accordingly, when a company decides to go public or to bring in significant investors, it is customary […]
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Company Law, Blog
Sistemas Multilaterales de Negociación claves, regulación y novedades del Proyecto de Real Decreto 2025

Multilateral Trading Systems: key aspects, regulation and updates from the Draft Royal Decree 2025

The trading of securities of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) on Multilateral Trading Systems (MTS) is becoming increasingly common. Consequently, regulation in this area continues to evolve, adapting to the flexibility and agility required by transactions that reflect the nature of the market in which such securities are traded. In line with this trend, at […]
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