Publications & Media
Fernando del Canto’s academic and media work refl ects his commitment to critical thinking and to promoting a deeper understanding of law in a global context. His publications and contributions focus on international taxation, corporate governance, and professional ethics always through a comparative lens between common law and civil law systems. In addition to his written work and lectures, he has participated in cultural and documentary projects that connect law with society, ethics, and public responsibility.
Articles and Publications
Fernando is the author of Abogacía Crítica (Thomson Reuters, 2021), a book exploring the lawyer’s role in contemporary society and the ethical challenges of legal practice in a globalised world. The foreword, written by Juan Luis Cebrián and Judge Baltasar Garzón, frames a discussion on professional independence and the public value of modern advocacy. His articles and academic contributions address international tax, residence and domicile, wealth planning, and compliance, published in both UK and Spanish professional journals.
Tax Policy and Foreign Investors on the Costa del Sol
Tax Policy and Foreign Investors on the Costa del Sol
Financial Technology Gains Traction with Robo-Advisors
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Brexit and UK–Spain Relations
Brexit and UK–Spain Relations Brexit has fundamentally altered the United
These contributions have established Fernando as one of the leading voices on international taxation and governance within the Hispanic–British legal community.
Law is not only a profession, but a reflection of who we are as a society. Through writing, teaching, and media, Fernando del Canto explores the ethical and global dimensions of legal practice.
Press and Media Contributions
Beyond his academic work, Fernando regularly collaborates with leading international publications such as The Times, Financial Times, El País, and Taxation (UK), off ering analysis on fi scal policy, global regulation, and legal ethics.
His media commentary often focuses on:
- International taxation and fi scal transparency.
- Regulatory compliance and professional ethics.
- EU–UK–Gulf relations and tax cooperation.
- Corporate governance and ESG standards.
He has also taken part in televised debates and legal podcasts, promoting informed public discussion on the role of law and lawyers in today’s global economy.
Conferences and Documentaries
Fernando is a frequent speaker at universities, bar associations, and international forums, addressing professional ethics, the globalisation of law, and international tax policy. His lectures combine academic analysis with practical insights drawn from his cross-border practice.
Recent engagements include:
“Fiscal Transparency and International Mobility”
Seminar: London School of Economics (2024).
“Governance and Professional Responsibility in International Practice”
Conference: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (2023).
“Law, Ethics and Sustainability: The Lawyer’s Role in the ESG Transition”
Panel: Dubai International Arbitration Centre (2022).
Fernando has also produced two socio-legal documentaries directed by Jesús Armesto, exploring the intersection of law, history, and social justice:
Las Llaves de la Memoria (The Keys of Memory, 2014):
a refl ection on Andalusia’s cultural heritage and the coexistence of faiths in legal and historical identity.
Los Burgueses de Calais, la última frontera (The Bourgeois of Calais, the Last Frontier, 2018):
a critical exploration of Europe’s refugee crisis and media disinformation, featuring Judge Baltasar Garzón.
Both films were recognised at international festivals and highlight Fernando’s belief in law as a tool for justice, collective memory, and ethical responsibility.