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Lunch Talks
The GCLC organizes monthly lunch talks in Brussels on current topics of competition law and economics. Those lunch talks are intended to provide a discussion platform for private practitioners and competition officials. With over 50 lunch talks to date, and on average 100 registered participants, the GCLC lunch talks have been praised by the competition community for providing networking and socializing opportunities in a club environment.
Forthcoming events
27 May 2019
Competition enforcement priorities for the next European Commission: What should the next five years bring in antitrust, merger control and state aid?
Speakers:
- Merger control
- Jonas Koponen (Linklaters), comments by Nicholas Hirst (MLex)
- Antitrust
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Damien Geradin (Euclid, Tilburg University and University College London), comments by Jorge Padilla (Compass Lexecon)
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- State aid
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Carole Maczkovics (DALDEWOLF), comments by Jacques Derenne (Sheppard Mullin)
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Moderator: Bernd MEYRING, GCLC and Linklaters
Last event
17 April 2019
Implications of the German Facebook Decision
Speakers:
- Andreas MUNDT, Bundeskartellamt
- Stephen KINSELLA, Sidley Austin LLP
- Inge GRAEF, Tilburg University
- Oliver BETHELL, Google
Moderator: Assimakis KOMNINOS, GCLC and White & Case
Past events
See here