Idoya Arteagabeitia
Partner
Idoya is the Partner who leads the Finance department of Pinsent Masons in Spain and also the FinTech/Blockchain area. She specialises in banking and finance work, with extensive experience in domestic and international debt financing.
Credentials
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2017Joined Pinsent Masons
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2015Partner, Ramón y Cajal abogados.
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2011General Counsel and Secretary to the Board, Instituto de Crédito Oficial (ICO)
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2008General Counsel, Spanish Agency for International Cooperation (AECID)
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2002State Attorney
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1994Degree in Law at University of Salamanca, with a year of studies in Maastricht Rijkuniversitat, The Netherlands
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1994Qualified - Spain
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1993Masters Degree in European Union Community Law (Jean Monet Chair), University of Salamanca
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