Alexandre Rouhette worked as a competition law trainee at several law firms (Vogel & Vogel, Linklaters, Latham & Watkins) and at Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (CACIB). Alexandre holds master’s degrees from University Paris II Panthéon-Assas in business law and in European law. In 2019, Alexandre was a finalist of the student challenge organized by the European Commission on competition law in the digital sector. He is laureate of the 1st edition of the French Competition Authority Moot Court. Alexandre is also a lecturer at University Paris II Panthéon-Assas where he is responsible for preparing the University’s team for the French Competition Authority Moot Court. His main areas of interest are antitrust in the digital sector, abuse of dominance law and merger control law.
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The Commission’s 2008 Consolidated Jurisdictional Notice addresses the concept of de facto control only superficially. In practice, the notion of de facto control raises many questions. Based on an analysis of the Commission’s decisional practice, this article aims to lay out the analytical grid (...)
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The European Commission’s recent investigations into Amazon have highlighted the issue of conflicts of interest in competition law. This article explores possible ways to preserve competition while regulating the conflicts of interest inherent in marketplaces. Based on financial law and in (...)
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