Founding Partner Ramón y Cajal Lawyers
Rafael Mateu de Ros Cerezo is Founding Partner of Ramón y Cajal Abogados, he specializes in the areas of Commercial Law, Corporate Governance, National and International Tax Law, Litigation and Arbitration.
A State Lawyer, currently on leave of absence, he worked for several years in the Ministry of Finance, where he held the positions of Head of the Central Resources Service, Head of the Technical Cabinet of the Undersecretary and Deputy Director General.
Subsequently, he oriented his career towards the private sector, being Secretary of the Board of Directors and Head of the Legal Department of several companies, such as Endiasa, Eniepsa and Hispanoil. Subsequently, he was General Secretary and Secretary of the Board of Directors of Bankinter from 1986 to 2009, and currently holds the position of independent Director of Bankinter and Chairman of the Corporate Governance Committee of Bankinter.
In addition, he is a Director and Trustee of other companies and Foundations and Counsel to the Board of Directors of Iberdrola.
He is a full arbitrator of the Civil and Commercial Court of Arbitration of Madrid (CIMA), of the Court of Arbitration of Madrid (CAM) and member of the Banking and Financial Arbitration Committee of the European Arbitration Association (CByF of the AEADE), and has also acted as ad hoc arbitrator in various national and international arbitration proceedings.
Categorías de conocimiento
Algorithms that are lightweight and accessible, allowing SMEs and entrepreneurs to apply artificial intelligence without relying on large models or expensive infrastructure. When talking about artificial intelligence, the conversation often revolves around giants like ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude—models with billions of parameters that require powerful data centers and budgets only accessible to large corporations. However, […]
More and more universities and companies are using digital and immersive simulators to prepare executives for crises, ethical dilemmas, or uncertain environments.
Cada vez más universidades y empresas utilizan simuladores digitales e inmersivos para
preparar a directivos ante crisis, dilemas éticos o entornos inciertos.
