Experience

A specialist in Corporate Commercial Law, M&A, Financial Capital Markets, and Industrial and Energy Law, he has a wealth of professional experience, having participated in major corporate transactions related to M&A, takeover bids, financial markets and capital markets.

In the last decade, Lupicinio has refined its cobranding by reinforcing the ideas of “mature talent” and “localization” of legal and teamwork wisdom.

Lupicinio actively participated in the drafting of 12 comprehensive preparatory studies for the liberalization of laws in the energy, industry and mining sectors. This legislation led to the liberalization of the energy market and the privatization of generation, networks and supply. In addition, the Industry Law promoted the decentralization of licensing procedures.

He has worked as legal advisor in Spanish Law in London, as well as Secretary of Administration of several public and private corporations. During the second half of 1996 he was Acting Director of the Legal Department of Bankia, then Caja Madrid. Since the 1990s, Lupicinio has advocated for the socialisation and privatisation of the savings banks. He was a member of the Committee for Relations with the EEC of the Madrid Bar Association.

Merits

Co-author, in collaboration with Professor Alfredo Gallego Anabitarte, of a large body of doctrine in preparation for the liberalising laws on Energy, Industry and Mines. With Professor Mario Fernández he wrote an innovative work on the Liability of Company Directors and in May 2007 he co-wrote the book: ‘Las Cajas de Ahorro. Business Model, Ownership Structure and Corporate Governance where he warned about the regulatory urgency. He is a member of the Steering Committee of the European Association of Financial and Banking Law, of the Arbitration Club and of the National Committee of the ICC. He is also President of SCEVOLA, the Association for Ethics and Quality in the Legal Profession.