Competition Policy and Economic Security
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With new dynamics on both sides of the Atlantic, leaders face a crucial decision between maintaining a rules-based approach to competition policy or adopting a more industry-oriented approach. This decision is a difficult one to make, in particular as economic security dominates the agenda. But what role should governments play in striking the right balance between openness and strategic autonomy? Join us on Thursday, 14 November for our 41st Annual Competition Policy Conference, where we’ll look and the pros and cons of both approaches.
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Where?
In person
AmCham EU Offices
Avenue des Arts 56, 1000 Brussels
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When?
Thursday, 14 November
14.00 - 18.00 CET
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13.30 - 14.00: Arrival and registration
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14.00 - 14.10: Opening remarks
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Elsa Sependa (AT&T), Chair, Competition Policy Committee, AmCham EU
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14.10 - 14.40: Keynote speaker
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Damien Gerard, Prosecutor General, Belgian Competition Authority
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14.40 - 15.40: Panel 1 - Antitrust
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Maria Demertzis, Director, Economic Strategy and Finance Program, The Conference Board Europe
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Moderated by Ioannis Lianos, Professor, Competition Law and Policy, University College London
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15.40 - 15.55: Coffee break
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15.55 - 16.00: Presentation from Step-Up
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16.00 - 17.00: Panel 2 - Transaction screening
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Steffen Hindelang, Director and Co-Founder, CELIS Institute; Professor, International Investment and Trade Law, Uppsala University
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Aiste Slezeviciute, incoming Head of Sector, Foreign Direct Investment Screening, Directorate-General for Trade, European Commission
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17.00 - 17.05: Closing remarks
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Elsa Sependa (AT&T), Chair, Competition Policy Committee, AmCham EU
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Thanks to our media partner
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American Chamber of Commerce
to the European Union
Speaking for American business in Europe
Avenue des Arts/Kunstlaan 56
1000 Brussels, Belgium
T 32 2 513 68 92
info@amchameu.eu
amchameu.eu
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