Competition talks

In this episode, Jacques Crémer, Director of the Jean-Jacques Laffont Chair on the Digital Economy at the Toulouse School of Economics and Special Advisor to Commissioner Margrethe Vestager (2018-2019), shares his perspective on the digital era and its challenges for competition policy.

In this episode of the CompCast – Competition Talks, Adalberto Cawaia, Head of the Legal Department of the new Angolan Competition Authority (ARC), speaks about the legal framework of competition policy in Angola.

In the most recent CompCast – Competition Talks, Amelia Fletcher talks about competition in the digital era under a perspective from the Furman Report.

In the most recent CompCast – Competition Talks, Thomas Hoehn discusses the challenges in designing and implementing remedies

Carla Farinhas, a lawyer who has practiced in Brussels and in Lisbon and acted as référendaire in the EU Court of Justice from 2013 to 2018, talks about the AC-Treuhand judgement.

In the most recent CompCast – Competition Talks, Luís Cabral (NYU Stern), presents its views on the interaction of tech “giants” with smaller firms and its impact on competition policy, mainly in the context of highly innovative sectors.

Ana Patrícia Carvalho (Nestlé Portugal), Cláudia Trabuco (Gilead Sciences) and Dorothée Serzedelo (L’Oréal Portugal), in-house counsels of multinational companies, address the main challenges, seen from within, in their respective sectors. [Podcast in Portuguese only]

Maria José Costeira, Judge of the General Court of the European Union, speaks on the evolution of judicial review in competition matters at national and European Union level.

Michiel Denkers discusses key challenges for competition policy in the digital space and explores the role of Big Data and pricing algorithms on competition. The Director of Competition at the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) further highlights the Fintech challenges in payment markets and the relevance of increasing awareness of competition, in particular in the financial sector.

Miguel de la Mano, Executive Vice President at Compass Lexecon’s Brussels office, discusses issues of abuse of a dominant position, particularly in the Intel case, in an interview with Ana Sofia Rodrigues, Chief Economist at the AdC, in an AdC's podcast CompCast - Competition Talks.