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ARTICLE · 08 JULY 2019

Webcast: Dealing With Online Markets And Digital Services From A Competition Law Perspective

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Joined by Jorge Padilla (Compass Lexecon), our Gibson Dunn panel considers current and emerging trends in the EU and Asia in online markets and digital services.

United StatesAntitrust/Competition Law
Peter Alexiadis
Peter Alexiadis
Jens-Olrik Murach
Jens-Olrik Murach
David Wood
David Wood
Sébastien Evrard
Sébastien Evrard

Joined by Jorge Padilla (Compass Lexecon), our Gibson Dunn panel considers current and emerging trends in the EU and Asia in online markets and digital services.

Topics to be Discussed

  • The starting point – the role of data (an EU perspective)
  • Digital Platforms and market power issues in the EU
  • An emerging competition issue – High Tech enters the banking sector
  • Recent German initiatives
  • The emerging Asian experience

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PANELISTS:

Peter Alexiadis is an Irish qualified solicitor who has practised Community law in Brussels since 1989. He is a Visiting Professor at Kings College, London, where he teaches the LLM course "Competition Law & Regulated Network Sectors". His competition practice focuses on merger control, abuse of dominance actions, complaints under the State aids rules, and vertical distribution

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