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Juan Pablo Philippi is a partner at FK Economics and leads the firm’s practice development in Latin America, based in Chile. Mr. Philippi specializes in economic and financial analysis in the context of civil and commercial litigation and has led teams on multiple occasions in the preparation of expert reports on damages and valuations.
Mr. Philippi is a registered judicial expert in Chilean courts and is a member of the Arbitration and Mediation Center of the Santiago Chamber of Commerce, as well as ICC Chile. He has also served as an expert in administrative proceedings and arbitrations in Peru, Colombia, Honduras, Costa Rica, Mexico, and other Latin American countries.
Regarding arbitration matters, Mr. Philippi has over eight years of experience acting as an economic expert and expert witness in cases involving damage estimation and financial valuations across industries such as mining, manufacturing, energy, agriculture, food, and consumer goods, among others.
Mr. Philippi has been recognized for five consecutive years as an expert in damage estimation, financial valuations, and competition by Lexology (formerly Who’s Who Legal) and Leaders League.
Over the past ten years, Mr. Philippi has worked as a consultant in the design and implementation of public policies, collaborating with the Chilean government and industry associations in policy proposals and discussions.
Education
- Business Management with a major in Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
- Management Program, ESE Business School, Universidad de los Andes.
Awards and Recognition
- Lexology 2016 (Who’s Who Legal), in its first edition of Consulting Experts, Economic Consulting – Competition Economists category.
- Lexology 2025 – Global Elite Thought Leader, Arbitration Expert Witnesses category.
- Lexology 2025 – Thought Leader, Arbitration category.
- Lexology 2025 – Recommended Consulting Experts, Financial Advisory and Valuation and Quantum of Damages categories.
Publications
- “Optimizing Financial Costs of Mine Closure Plans”, Planning for Closure 2016, GECAMIN.