Mr. Ramos primarily focuses on transactions related to infrastructure Projects, Corporate and Project Finance, Power, Oil & Gas, LNG, Public Private Partnerships;  Real Estate Transactions, Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Debt Restructuring and General Corporate Advise.

He has participated in the development and financing IPP-CFE projects, self-supply and hydropower projects representing more than 4,500 MW, including AES 'Merida III' (first Mexican IPP); EDFI's 'Río BravoII', 'Saltillo' and 'Rio BravoIII&IV'; Mitsubishi 'TuxpanII' and 'AltamiraII' (2002 Latin American Power Deal of the Year by Project Finance International); Union Fenosa 'TuxpanIII&IV'; CEMEX 'TEGI' (2000 Latin American Power Deal of the Year by Project Finance International), Peñoles 'TEGII', ICA 'El Cajon' Hydropower project (largest public Infrastructure Project in Mexico 2000-2004 and Latin-American Project Finance Deal of the Year 2004).

In the LNG Sector, Mr. Ramos has provided advise to several international companies regarding their interest or potential participation in LNG projects in Mexico including, Shell Mexico, S.A. de C.V., Tokyo Electric Co., Chubu Electric Power Co. and British Petroleum.

Mr. Ramos has also represented the Federal Ministry of Health and ICA in the the implementation of first Public-Private Partnerships in Mexico in the Health and Roads sectors, respectively.

On the Real Estate sector, Mr. Ramos has provided advised to financial institutions and developers involved in real estate projects in Mexico including, Aareal Banks US$35 million dollar financing for the purchase of Hyatt Cancun by Westmont Group and HBK US$60 million dollar financing for low income housing developments in Mexico.

Also Mr. Ramos has been involved in M&A and Equity Investments representing more than $2 billion dollars involving, JPMorgan Partners, Hicks Muse, Skyonline (Tractable affiliate) and Barilla, and Real Estate Transactions in excess of more than $1 billion including developments in Mexico City, Cancún and Baja California.  In addition, Mr. Ramos has provided advice on general corporate, administrative and international law, and conflict of rules.

Prior to White & Case, Mr. Ramos worked for the governmental entities involved in the development of banking programs for the support of the Mexican Banking Crisis of 94 and collaborated for renowned private firms in Mexico and abroad.