Antitrust Code by Concurrences

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”Antitrust Code” is a podcast series that aims to decode antitrust law and policy. Concurrences guests discuss the latest news and topical issues in competition law and economics around the world.

  1. AUG 7

    Compendium of International Cartels - Antonio Capobianco (OECD) and Ariel Ezrachi (University of Oxford)

    Join us for an engaging discussion with Antonio Capobianco (OECD) and Ariel Ezrachi (University of Oxford) on the key themes explored in the Compendium of International Cartels book, published by Concurrences. In this insightful conversation, they examine algorithms and collusion, exploring how algorithms may facilitate tacit or explicit coordination, and examining why enforcement remains limited and what challenges regulators face in addressing algorithmic collusion. Watch the video version on Youtube. Explore the full scope of their analysis by visiting the book’s page on Concurrences. Join the Concurrences page on LinkedIn to stay updated on our next podcast episodes.

    24 min

  2. JUL 8

    Compendium of International Cartels - Despina Pachnou (OECD) and Maria Jaspers (European Commission)

    Join us for an engaging discussion with Despina Pachnou (OECD) and Maria Jaspers (European Commission) on the key themes explored in the Compendium of International Cartels book, published by Concurrences. In this insightful conversation, they examine leniency programs, exploring both their usefulness in detecting cartels and the challenges associated with them. Watch the video version on Youtube. Explore the full scope of their analysis by visiting the book’s page on Concurrences. Join the Concurrences page on LinkedIn to stay updated on our next podcast episodes.

    19 min

  3. JUL 8

    Compendium of International Cartels - Ori Schwartz (OECD) and Juliette Enser (CMA)

    Join us for an engaging discussion with Ori Schwartz (OECD), editor of Compendium of International Cartels, and Juliette Enser (CMA) on the key themes explored in the book, published by Concurrences. In this insightful conversation, they examine international cooperation and how to enhance enforcement and improve cooperation in cartel investigations. Watch the video version on Youtube. Explore the full scope of their analysis by visiting the book’s page on Concurrences. Join the Concurrences page on LinkedIn to stay updated on our next podcast episodes.

    15 min

  4. FEB 20

    Innovation Paradox in Merger Control, Gönenç Gürkaynak (ELIG Gürkaynak) and Frédéric Jenny (OECD)

    Join us for an engaging discussion with Gönenç Gürkaynak (ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law (Istanbul)), author of Innovation Paradox in Merger Control, and Frédéric Jenny (OECD) on the key themes explored in the book, published by Concurrences. In this insightful conversation, they examine the complex interplay between innovation and competition policy, highlighting the challenges merger control faces in fostering innovation while ensuring market fairness. Watch the video version on Youtube. Explore the full scope of their analysis by visiting the book’s page on Concurrences. Follow us on Bluesky and join the Concurrences page on LinkedIn to stay updated on our next podcast episodes.

    28 min

  5. FEB 12

    Track Record and Future Prospects- Nils Wahl (European Court of Justice) on Global Merger Control Conference

    In this new episode, Nils Wahl (European Court of Justice) delivers a Closing speech on Track Record and Future Prospects at the Global Merger Control conference in Paris on December 6th, 2024. Read the transcript of this episode on your Spotify or Apple Podcasts application. Follow us on Bluesky and join the Concurrences page on Linkedin to receive updates on our next podcast episodes.  If you would like to read about this topic, you can access the following Concurrences documents. If you do not have access, please inquire for Subscription. 1. Muriel Chagny, Étienne Chantrel, Faustine Viala, Illumina/Grail : Halting the practice of Article 22... What comes next? (AFEC, Paris, September 17, 2024), November 2024. 2. Harry Robins, David R. Brenneman, Joshua Goodman, Qian (Susan) Zhu, Damos Anderson, Bernard W. Archbold, John Ceccio, The US FTC issues changes to its pre-merger notification form under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, 10 October 2024. 3. Guillaume Fabre, Bastien Thomas, Nicolas Chavonnand Valades, Concentrations in the digital sector: Interplays between the DMA and EU merger control, September 2024 4. Iveta Stoyanova, Luis Moscoso Del Prado, The EU Commission publishes a FSR brief recapping the first 100 days of the Foreign Subsidies Regulation, 22 February 2024. 6. Madani Bah, David Tayar, Oligopolistic markets: The Court of Justice of the European Union overturns the judgment of the General Court annulling the Commission’s decision to prohibit a merger in the telecoms sector, in a very severe ruling that sets out the standard of proof that the Commission must meet when prohibiting a merger (CK Telecoms UK Investment), 13 July 2023. 7. Maren Tamke, Josef Hainz, Jean-Nicolas Maillard, Emmanuelle van den Broucke, Paul Lemmen, The EU Court of Justice confirms the ex post application of abuse of dominance rules to non-notifiable mergers (Towercast), 16 March 2023.

    22 min

  6. JAN 30

    The Future of Competition Enforcement in Mexico: Insights on the Cofece Reform and Its Impact with Aleksander Tombiński (Clifford Chance) and Andrea Marvan Saltiel (COFECE)

    In this new episode, Aleksander Tombiński (Clifford Chance) interviews Andrea Marvan Saltiel (COFECE) on The Future of Competition Enforcement in Mexico: Insights on the Cofece Reform and Its Impact. This discussion occurred at the Tech Antitrust conference in Palo Alto on January 16th, 2025. Read the transcript of this episode on your Spotify or Apple Podcasts application. Follow us on Bluesky and join the Concurrences page on Linkedin to receive updates on our next podcast episodes.   If you would like to read more about this conference, check this page. If you would like to read about this topic, you can access the following Concurrences documents. If you do not have access, please inquire for Subscription. 1. Andrea Marván Saltiel, Lucia Ojeda, Andrea Marván Saltiel (COFECE): Navigating institutional change in Mexico, February 2025. 2. Mexican Competition Authority, The Mexican Competition Authority undergoes a transitional period prior to the replacement of Cofece with a new agency, 6 January 2025. 3. Mexican Competition Authority, The Mexican Competition Authority announces its position on the Organic Simplification Proposed Reform which includes the dissolution of the Federal Economic Competition Commission as an autonomous constitutional body, 23 August 2024.

    15 min

  7. JAN 29

    Key Insights on Digital Mergers, Antitrust Frameworks, and the Impact of the Draghi Report with Neil Dryden (Compass Lexecon) and Olivier Guersent (DG COMP)

    In this new episode, Neil Dryden (Compass Lexecon) interviews Olivier Guersent (DG COMP) on Key Insights on Digital Mergers, Antitrust Frameworks, and the Impact of the Draghi Report. This discussion occurred at the Tech Antitrust conference in Palo Alto on January 16th, 2025. Read the transcript of this episode on your Spotify or Apple Podcasts application. Follow us on Bluesky and join the Concurrences page on Linkedin to receive updates on our next podcast episodes.    If you would like to read more about this conference, check this page. If you would like to read about this topic, you can access the following Concurrences documents. If you do not have access, please inquire for Subscription. 1. Fiona Carlin, I. Europe’s response to a shifting world order and the implications for EU competition policy, February 2025. 2. Irene de Angelis, II. Draghi Report - A new competition tool: A necessary renewal of existing practices?, February 2025. 3. Arianna Andreangeli, A new agenda for growth: The Draghi report and competition policy, February 2025. 4. James Killick, Assimakis Komninos, Tilman Kuhn, Strati Sakellariou-Witt, Giulio Preti, The EU Commission publishes the Draghi Report calling for changes to State Aid and competition policy, 9 September 2024.

    40 min

  8. JAN 29

    Big Tech, AI Partnerships & Antitrust: Navigating Competition in the Digital Age with Douglas Ginsburg (U.S. Court of Appeals) and Jorge Padilla (Compass Lexecon)

    In this new episode, Jorge Padilla (Compass Lexecon) interviews Douglas Ginsburg (U.S. Court of Appeals) on the Big Tech, AI Partnerships & Antitrust: Navigating Competition in the Digital Age. This discussion occurred at the Tech Antitrust conference in Palo Alto on January 16th, 2025. Read the transcript of this episode on your Spotify or Apple Podcasts application. Follow us on Bluesky and join the Concurrences page on Linkedin to receive updates on our next podcast episodes.   If you would like to read more about this conference, check this page. If you would like to read about this topic, you can access the following Concurrences documents. If you do not have access, please inquire for Subscription. 1. Xénia Brun, Antitrust and the Digital Economy: Legal Standards, Presumptions, and Key Challenges, January 2025. 2. J. Clayton Everett, Jr., Brendan Fee, Joshua Goodman, Minna Lo Naranjo, Rishi Satia, Braden Fairweather, The US FTC and DoJ jointly withdraw the Antitrust Guidelines for Collaborations Among Competitors, 11 December 2024. 3. Christophe Carugati, Rima Alaily, Gregor Langus, Norbert Maier, Rashid Muhamedrahimov, Tone Oeyen, Yesim Yargıcı, Rafael Longo, Marta Rocha, Friso Bostoen, Anouk Van der Veer, Artificial Intelligence and antitrust, May 2024. 4. Barbara T. Sicalides, Brett E. Broczkowski, The US FTC launches an inquiry into generative AI investments and partnerships by dominant companies to ascertain if they could distort innovation and undermine fair competition (Alphabet / Amazon / Anthropic / Microsoft / OpenAI), 25 January 2024. 5. Richard S. Taffet, Marc Rysman, Katie Glynn, Jonathan M. Jacobson, Linda Cenedella, Joanna Christoforou, Nicholas Pellow, Jon R. Roellke, Jorge Padilla, Albert Riera, Xavier Vives, Rainer Schwabe, Tech’s Impact on Financial Services Competition, November 2021.

    28 min
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”Antitrust Code” is a podcast series that aims to decode antitrust law and policy. Concurrences guests discuss the latest news and topical issues in competition law and economics around the world.

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