Lorenzo Pascual Caneiro

Professor Pascual Caneiro has been combining his academic work with private enterprise for years, where he directly applies all the techniques he teaches in his courses. His research focuses on prediction models using statistical and machine learning techniques, and through the use of Bootstrap.

CORPORATE EXPERIENCE

Professor Pascual Caneiro has been linked throughout his professional career to the private sector working in and for many European multinational companies.

• Partner and leader of the Advanced Analytics and Data area at Bip Consulting, Spain, since 2022

• Director responsible for the energy, telecommunications and infrastructure sectors at Deloitte, Spain, 2020 – 2022

• Founding partner of Newbers Energy Analytics, consulting firm specializing in advanced analytics for the energy and resources sector, Spain, 2015 – 2020

• Market Risk Manager for Spain and Portugal at EDP, Portugal, 2003 – 2015

• Senior Analyst at Endesa and Morgan Stanley, London, 2001 – 2003

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

• Assistant Professor of Statistics and Econometrics, Carlos III University, Spain, 1994 – 2001

• Adjunct Professor of Quantitative Methods and Machine learning, IE University and IE Business School, 2015 – Present

• Adjunct Professor of Financial Econometrics, Carlos III University, Spain, 2014 – Present

• Associate Professor of Statistics and Probability, ICAI Comillas, Spain, 2022

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

• Ph.D. in Mathematical Engineering, Carlos III University, Madrid, 2001. Extraordinary Doctorate Award

• Advanced Program in Structured Finance and Corporate Finance. Instituto de Empresa, Madrid, 2015

• M.B.A. Executive. Instituto de Empresa, Madrid, 2014. Awarded by the International Honor Society Beta Gamma Sigma

• Program in Business Management, PDE, AESE, Lisbon (in collaboration with IESE Madrid), 2011

• Master’s in Quantitative and Computational Finance. Analistas Financieros Internacionales, Madrid, 2001

• PhD courses in Economics and Mathematical Engineering. Carlos III University, Madrid, 1996

• Degree in Mathematics (5 years degree). Complutense University of Madrid, 1994