Camille is a Senior Associate in Herbert Smith Freehills’ Brussels office. She has over ten years of experience in EU competition law, with particular experience in the field of EU and national merger control filings (mergers and acquisitions, and joint ventures), antitrust investigations (cartels and abuses of dominance cases), distribution agreements and State aid. Camille has also represented clients before the General Court of the European Union and the Court of Justice of the European Union. She has advised major international clients in a variety of sectors including, in particular, retail/consumer goods, TMT, energy, mining, financial services, and the automotive industry. Camille holds a Master of Laws from the University of Cergy-Pontoise (France), an LLM from the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from ESSEC Business School (France). She is dual-qualified in France and Belgium. Camille is fluent in English and French and has a good knowledge of German, Spanish and Dutch.
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Following a comprehensive review and consultation process, the new revised EU vertical agreements block exemption Regulation (VBER) and Guidelines have now been published and will come into force on 1 June 2022. The Commission’s stated objectives of the review process were to adjust the safe (...)
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On 4 February 2021, the European Commission’s long-awaited Conference on Competition Policy Contributing to the European Green Deal took place. The conference was opened by Commission Executive Vice President and Commissioner in charge of competition policy, Margrethe Vestager. The European (...)
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On 15 December the European Commission announced far-reaching proposals for regulation of the digital sector in the form of a Digital Services Act (DSA) and a Digital Markets Act (DMA). In summary the DSA contains new rules including on illegal content and transparency. It applies to all (...)
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Cet article met à jour l’article publié par les auteurs en 2012 relatif à l’application du règlement européen sur les concentrations aux entreprises publiques chinoises qui prennent part au rachat d’entreprises européennes. Dans cette version actualisée, les auteurs traitent des enseignements apportés (...)
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Au cours de l’année 2011, la Commission européenne a autorisé, en vertu du règlement sur les concentrations, cinq fusions concernant des entreprises publiques chinoises, s’appuyant sur des règles destinées à l’origine à des entreprises et entités publiques européennes. La question sensible du rachat (...)
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