Lopesan has begun to take advantage of the signing of Aticus Ocaña Martín and has appointed the insolvency expert lawyer in the company as the leader of the tourism division that must reorganize control of Anfi del Mar, which is in the recovery phase after the bankruptcy process in which it has been involved until now. As has happened with the string of companies that are part of Lopesan this summer, since last July 15, it has entered Lopesan Touristik and where Santiago de Armas and Ignacio Medina (former Deloitte) have changed positions, as confirmed to Maspalomas24H a source from the company who asked not to be named. The first ceases to be secretary of the council to become deputy secretary while in line with other changes while the second has left the auditor due to legal retirement.
Aticus Ocaña Martín is a lawyer, economist and business graduate, he is a specialist in corporate law, insolvency management, as well as all types of corporate and financial restructuring. He has participated as a bankruptcy administrator, delegated assistant or instant lawyer in more than 150 bankruptcy proceedings. He advises important real estate groups and financial entities. He has been general director in Spain of Pluta, a German firm specialized in insolvency and bankruptcy administration and previously, he was managing partner at Dictum Abogados. He is a director of the Professional Association of Bankruptcy Administrators (Aspac). He is closely linked to EY, of which he ceased to be a partner in April 2024.
Ocaña is specialized in the management of business crisis situations and in the mechanisms to achieve the viability of the company through agreements with creditors or refinancing agreements. In this area, he has experience in groups in the real estate and industrial sector, as well as in the management of cross-border insolvencies, by virtue of his role as a lawyer-economist. He is specialized in managing business crises and achieving viability through creditor agreements, as a Bankruptcy Administrator, as well as through refinancing and pre-bankruptcy negotiation procedures, in his role as a lawyer. He highlights his experience in advising important real estate groups and financial entities.
He is an expert in business and financial restructuring operations and has directed numerous merger and spin-off processes. Graduate in Law, lawyer from the Las Palmas Bar Association, he has a degree in Business Administration and Management (ADE), member of the Madrid College of Economists. He has been and is a speaker and moderator at various congresses and bankruptcy and commercial conferences and is a professor of the Master in Business Insolvency at the CEU San Pablo University.
