Brussels

Global Antitrust Hot Topics: EU, US And Global Perspectives - 2015

Conference organized by Concurrences in partnership with Baker Botts.

Program

Three Key Issues For Antitrust: Eu Impact On Globalization, Role Of China, And, Populism

The EU impact on globalization, the role of China and Populism; here are the three key issues for antitrust in that uncertain era, according to Prof. Alan Riley. An analysis of the state of competition worldwide shows that the global competition model is European, not American. And the latest European global outreach is in respect of antitrust damages litigation. What can be seen as technical provisions is actually a catalyst for a much more substantial development of national damages regimes. At the European level, there is a danger of ‘damages competition’ between States, which is likely to encourage greater and greater waves of litigation across the continent. But the influence of the European model will lead to its likely adoption by non-EU countries, opening up the prospect of many more global damages campaigns worldwide in major price-fixing and abuse of dominance cases.

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Speakers

  • EDPS - European Data Protection Supervisor (Brussels)
  • European Commission - DG COMP (Brussels)
  • Uplift (Menlo)
  • Baker Botts (Brussels)
  • Baker Botts (Washington)
  • European Commission
  • Paris School of Economics
  • Maersk (Copenhagen)
  • Baker Botts (Washington)
  • Georg Berrisch EU consultancy (Brussels)
  • BSH Home Appliances (Munich)
  • Jones Day (Brussels)
  • Baker Botts (Brussels)
  • London City University