Sheng Li (NERA) on antitrust trends in 2019
Listen to Sheng Li (Senior Consultant, NERA Economic Consulting) talk antitrust trends at Antitrust Writing Awards, including: (1) increased enforcement scurtiny in service bundling, (2) digital pricing algorithms resulting in narrower market definition, and (3) price discriminaton cases getting more attention.
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David Gilo (Tel Aviv University) on product hopping & reverse payment cases as market failures
Product hopping & reverse payment cases in US pharma are market failures in need of stricter antitrust measures, e.g. prohibit excessive drug pricing - listen to David Gilo (Professor, Tel Aviv University | אוניברסיטת תל-אביב) talk about his panel from this year's "Global Antitrust Economics Conference".
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Emily Coton, Rene Befurt (Analysis Group) on market share surveys in merger analysis
Listen to Analysis Group VPs Emily Cotton, and Rene Befurt talk at Antitrust Writing Awards about their winning article on using surveys in estimating market shares in merger analysis.
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Dennis Carlton (UChicago Booth)
Listen to UChicago Prof. Dennis Carlton talk at Antitrust Writing Awards about his winning article with UBC Vancouver Prof. Ralph Winter on vertical most-favored-nation restraints and how the USC American Express case is economically inconsistent.
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US Judge Douglas Ginsburg & counsel Koren Wong (Qualcomm) on IP system and innovation
Listen to US Judge Douglas Ginsburg, and Qualcomm counsel Koren Wong Erwin talk at Antitrust Writing Awards about their winning article with economic implications of the IP and standards system for rewarding innovation.
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Rob Bell & Kristin Millay (Hughes Hubbard) on corporate leniency programs & antitrust fines
Listen to Hughes Hubbard Partner Robert Bell, and Associate Kristin Millay talk at Antitrust Writing Awards about their winning article about how changes in the corporate leniency program might have helped decline criminal antitrust fines.
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Prof. Tim Brennan (UMBC) on why merger simulation tools are harder to use with vertical mergers
Vertical mergers feature important transaction costs, innovation-competition trade-offs, and different future than past, making merger simulation tools hard to use - listen to Tim Brennan (Professor, University of Maryland Baltimore County) talk about his panel from this year's "Global Antitrust Economics Conference": https://vimeo.com/340085262
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Grant Murray (Baker McKenzie) on by object infringements in EU competition law, applied to pharma
Listen to Baker McKenzie Partner Grant Murray talk at Antitrust Writing Awards about his winning article with Fiona Carlin about by object infringements under EU law, including applications in pharma.
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Nicole Kar on EU's new syndicated lending guidelines and antitrust implications
Syndicated lending is on the competition agencies' radar, incl. EU Commission report, UK FCA's "on notice" letters, Turkish loans case, Spanish derivatives hedging case. If you don't have guidelines about information exchange in syndicated loans, you need them! - listen to Linklaters Partner Nicole Kar talk about her panel from this year's "Antitrust in the Financial Sector".
See more here: https://www.concurrences.com/en/conferences/antitrust-in-the-financial-sector-hot-issues-global-perspectives-89252-en
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Jim Tierney (Orrick) on antitrust trends in 2019
Listen to Orrick Partner James Tierney talk at Antitrust Writing Awards about upcoming antitrust trends: after AT&T/Time Warner case, vertical mergers will generally be considered procompetitive, challening will be more difficult for plaintiffs, and courts will favor the merging parties' proposed remedies over government's so long as they're enforceable.
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Antonio Gomes on OECD's multisided platforms guide
Listen to Antonio Gomes present the Antitrust Writing Awards-winning soft law on multi-sided platforms by OECD.
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Isabelle de Silva: French soft law on fidelity rebates
Listen to Isabelle de Silva present the Antitrust Writing Awards-winning soft law on fidelity rebates by French Autorité de la concurrence.
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Leila Wright: Canadian antitrust guidelines for big data
"Big is not automatically bad, enforcement must always be grounded in evidence, and regulatory humility is important - Listen to Leila Wright present the Antitrust Writing Awards winning soft law on big data by Canadian Competition Bureau.
Read it for free here: http://awards.concurrences.com
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Austrian & German common merger control regulation
Listen to Martin Janda present the Antitrust Writing Awards-winning soft law by Austrian Federal Competition Authority & German Federal Cartel Office, a first common merger control regulation created by 2 separate countries: https://vimeo.com/327148700
Read it for free here: http://awards.concurrences.com
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Daniel Rubinfeld
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Damien Geradin
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Christopher Hockett
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Gareth Macartney
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Fei Deng
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
John Briggs
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Michael Osborne
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Maurits Dolmans
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
John Davies
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Roy Hoffinger
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Roxane Busey
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Sean Durkin
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Su Sun
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Leslie Marx
The 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards & Ranking featured an Academic Steering Committee with 26 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 30 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).
Alan Fels
This inaugural conference was jointly organised by ESSEC Singapore and Sorbonne-Assas International Law School with the support of Concurrences Journal. This conference was conceived taking into consideration two timely elements: 1) The ASEAN Regional Guidelines on Competition Policy recommend the introduction in all ASEAN countries of nation-wide competition policy and law by 2015, and; 2) The International Competition Network (ICN) annual meeting will take place in Sydney from April 28 to May 1st, 2015. This conference delved into the issues raised by the implementation and enforcement of antitrust rules in the ASEAN countries and offered the opportunity to discuss the hottest topics with some of the most prominent local and international antitrust academics, enforcers, and practitioners.
Jith Jayaratne
This inaugural conference was jointly organised by ESSEC Singapore and Sorbonne-Assas International Law School with the support of Concurrences Journal. This conference was conceived taking into consideration two timely elements: 1) The ASEAN Regional Guidelines on Competition Policy recommend the introduction in all ASEAN countries of nation-wide competition policy and law by 2015, and; 2) The International Competition Network (ICN) annual meeting will take place in Sydney from April 28 to May 1st, 2015. This conference delved into the issues raised by the implementation and enforcement of antitrust rules in the ASEAN countries and offered the opportunity to discuss the hottest topics with some of the most prominent local and international antitrust academics, enforcers, and practitioners.
John Davies
This inaugural conference was jointly organised by ESSEC Singapore and Sorbonne-Assas International Law School with the support of Concurrences Journal. This conference was conceived taking into consideration two timely elements: 1) The ASEAN Regional Guidelines on Competition Policy recommend the introduction in all ASEAN countries of nation-wide competition policy and law by 2015, and; 2) The International Competition Network (ICN) annual meeting will take place in Sydney from April 28 to May 1st, 2015. This conference delved into the issues raised by the implementation and enforcement of antitrust rules in the ASEAN countries and offered the opportunity to discuss the hottest topics with some of the most prominent local and international antitrust academics, enforcers, and practitioners.
Ken Chia
This inaugural conference was jointly organised by ESSEC Singapore and Sorbonne-Assas International Law School with the support of Concurrences Journal. This conference was conceived taking into consideration two timely elements: 1) The ASEAN Regional Guidelines on Competition Policy recommend the introduction in all ASEAN countries of nation-wide competition policy and law by 2015, and; 2) The International Competition Network (ICN) annual meeting will take place in Sydney from April 28 to May 1st, 2015. This conference delved into the issues raised by the implementation and enforcement of antitrust rules in the ASEAN countries and offered the opportunity to discuss the hottest topics with some of the most prominent local and international antitrust academics, enforcers, and practitioners.
Munesh Mahtani
This inaugural conference was jointly organised by ESSEC Singapore and Sorbonne-Assas International Law School with the support of Concurrences Journal. This conference was conceived taking into consideration two timely elements: 1) The ASEAN Regional Guidelines on Competition Policy recommend the introduction in all ASEAN countries of nation-wide competition policy and law by 2015, and; 2) The International Competition Network (ICN) annual meeting will take place in Sydney from April 28 to May 1st, 2015. This conference delved into the issues raised by the implementation and enforcement of antitrust rules in the ASEAN countries and offered the opportunity to discuss the hottest topics with some of the most prominent local and international antitrust academics, enforcers, and practitioners.
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