European Commission - DG COMP (Brussels)

Laura Puglisi

European Commission - DG COMP (Brussels)
Case Handler

Laura Puglisi works as a Case Handler for the European Commission, prior to this role she gained experience as a Consultant in Oxera’s State Aid team. She has significant experience developing financial and economic evidence for assessing the compatibility of state aid measures as well as the compliance of public interventions with the so-called market economy operator principle (MEOP). Her work covers a broad range of sectors, including in particular the transport and more specifically the aviation sector. In the aviation sector, Laura has also assisted to the successful notification of state aid cases to the European Commission. Laura has previously worked as a visiting lecturer for the course ‘Regulation and Antitrust economics for businesses’ at the Université libre de Bruxelles. Before joining Oxera in 2019, she worked in the Infrastructure & Mobility team at PwC Germany and at KfW, the German national development bank, in Frankfurt.

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Articles

216 Bulletin

Laura Puglisi, Nicole Robins, Maurice De Valois Turk The EU Parliament and Council debate the Commission’s proposed regulation on foreign subsidies, which covers subsidies granted by third countries that have the potential to distort competition in the EU

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Third country, second thoughts? The EU’s foreign subsidies regulation The European Parliament and the Council are currently debating the European Commission’s proposed regulation on foreign subsidies, which covers subsidies granted by third countries that have the potential to distort (...)

Nicole Robins, Laura Puglisi, Roberto Alimonti The EU Commission introduces new State aid rules to tackle the effects of the crisis by extending the Temporary Framework due to COVID-19

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On 8 May 2020, the European Commission introduced new state aid rules to tackle the effects of the crisis by extending the Temporary state aid Framework. Under specific conditions, member states can provide aid in the form of subordinated debt, hybrid capital and equity in line with state aid (...)

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