11th Annual BIICL Merger Conference (Brussels)

Tuesday 21st January 2014

The 11th Annual BIICL Merger Conference was held in Brussels on Tuesday 21 January 2014.

Please click the links below to download the conference slides:

Topics covered at this conference included:

Screens and inferences in mergers: has DG Comp opened the Pandora's box of price pressure tests?
Remedies and Efficiencies - What Really Compensates for the Loss of Competition?
Hot topics: Minority Stakes, Procedural Simplification, the Rise of MOFCOM

Speakers:

Giulio Federico, European Commission
Clara Ingen-Housz, Linklaters Hong Kong
Nelson Jung, Office of Fair Trading
Edyth Kyegombe, Shell
Andrea Lofaro, RBB Economics
Johannes Luebking, European Commission
Adrian Majumdar, RBB Economics
Philip Marsden, British Institute of International and Comparative Law
Simon Pritchard, Linklaters
Emily Roche, Rio Tinto
Gregory Werden, US Department of Justice (Antitrust Division)

Click here to download the conference programme.

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