The Sixth Annual Trans-Atlantic Antitrust Dialogue

Date: 6th July 2006

Time: Not specified

Event Details

Keynote addresses will be given by Philip Lowe, DG-Competition, European Commission; Bruce McDonald, Antitrust Division, Department of Justice; and Bill Kovacic, Federal Trade Commission.

Click here to download the profiles of each of the keynote speakers.

This year's conference has sessions on mergers, consumer welfare, extradition, Article 82 cases, and private actions. This year we are also introducing smaller break-out sessions on retailing, financial services and energy. Our conference will close with our annual Roundtable with the Authorities: a discussion led by Professor Richard Whish, with senior officials from the US, UK, European Commission, Lithuania and Ireland.

Click here to download the full programme for the conference.

Click here for travel and hotel information.

This event is kindly sponsored by

Institute members may access papers from this event by following this link.

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