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2 Feb 2021
Insight
Europe
The Brussels Competition, Regulation and Trade team continued its partnership with Concurrences and sponsored the 2nd Cartels Workshop which was hosted virtually across two days on January 20/21 2021. Partners Kyriakos Fountoukakos and Daniel Vowden moderated sessions with esteemed panellists, including a keynote presentation from Advocate General Juliane Kokott. Video recordings of both days can be viewed below, along with links to download summaries of the keynote and panel sessions.
Day 1: Opening keynote from Advocate General Kokott and Workshop #1 on Substantive Issues
Kyriakos Fountoukakos – Brussels Managing Partner and EMEA Head of Competition, Herbert Smith Freehills;
Aleksandra Boutin – Founding Partner, Positive Competition, Brussels;
Manish Das – Head of Competition Law, Lloyds Banking Group, London;
Maria Jaspers – Director - Cartels, DG COMP, Brussels;
Milan Kristof – Référendaire, Court of Justice (EU), Luxembourg
You can download a summary of the opening keynote here and Workshop #1 here.
Day 2: Workshop #2 on Procedural Issues
Daniel Vowden – Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills; Ashley Brickles – Senior Managing Director, FTI Consulting, London; Aymeric De Moncuit – Référendaire, CJEU, Luxembourg; Karima El Sammaa – Senior Antitrust Counsel, General Electric, Paris; Dirk Van Erps – Adviser to the Deputy Director-General for Antitrust and Cartels, DG COMP, Brussels
You can download the summary of Workshop #2 here.
Key contacts
Kyriakos Fountoukakos
Managing Partner, Competition/Antitrust, Regulation and Trade, Brussels
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