Charles River Associates (CRA)
The UK Competition Law Forum 2024
The dedicated Forum for UK Competition Law specialists seeking expert insights on 2024’s key developments.
In-person | 20th June 2024 | The Dilly, London
Complimentary attendance for In-House Counsel, Regulatory Authorities and Government Representatives
Leading names from key stakeholders including Competition & Markets Authority (CMA), Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), Ofcom, 8x In-House Counsel and 11x Private Practice will gather in London 20 June to share practical experience, highlight key areas of change and deliver guidance on key issues impacting the UK competition landscape..
Hear direct from multiple leading Regulatory Representatives:
Hear from Senior Regulatory Voices from the CMA and various Sector Regulators on the evolving implications of competition policy developments and regulatory cooperation.
Featuring In-House Counsel and Policy Perspectives from:
You’ll hear In-House Practitioners perspective on the Latest Developments and Practical Challenges in the UK Competition Landscape.
Diogo Pereira
Associate General Counsel – Competition & Regulatory
Meta
Meta
Richard Smith
Senior Competition & Regulatory Lawyer
BT
BT
Sarah Turnbull
Senior Legal Counsel
Three UK
Three UK
Simon Burden
Head of Competition Law
NatWest
NatWest
Lucy Anderson
Senior Lawyer
Which?
Which?
Francesco Savino
Head of Competition Law
Hitachi Rail
Hitachi Rail
In just one content-packed yet comprehensive day, you'll learn about the latest developments in antitrust regulation...
This is the first event to place special emphasis on the newly emerging consumer protection regime within the upcoming DMCC Bill and its interplay with the CMA’s current and forthcoming enforcement powers. Attendees will benefit from the chance to digest and benchmark their understanding of rules that will carry high fines for non-compliance.
Key Topics You Will Hear Addressed:
Navigating the Interplay between Competition and Consumer Protection in a Post-DMCC World
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Trend of exploitative abuse collective actions and consumer enforcement through collective action regime
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The new CMA powers in Consumer Protection Enforcement
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Preparing for the CMA’s new consumer enforcement regime
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Enabling companies to get ahead of current consumer weak points
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Loyalty penalties and how far companies are responsible for consumer inaction
Key Developments in Competition Enforcement and Investigations
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Enforcement Trends in Competition Law
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Challenges of handling dawn raids
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The increased risk of multi-jurisdictional raids
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Raids at employees’ houses
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Go no-go decision on leniency
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Challenges and traps to prepare for in investigations
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Building effective communication between the CMA and clients
An In-House View at the Practical Challenges of the Competition
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Best practices in compliance
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CMA Horizontal Guidelines Update
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Preparations for the DMCC
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What are the common vulnerability points for compliance pre-investigation
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Legal privilege update
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Litigation risk?
Exploring Mergers and the Merger Control
landscape
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Updates to the transparency and processes in the CMA to phase 2
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Assessing the scale divergence in the UK from Europe
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Analysing big tech and eco-system theories of harm
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Unpacking the Microsoft Activision Blizzard ruling and reversal
The Sector Regulators’ View of the Competition Landscape
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Assessing the competition concurrency arrangements
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Alignment between Competition and Data Protection Law
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Financial Services Competition Regulation
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AI Regulation in Competition Law
CMA’s Enforcement in Market Studies and Market Investigations
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The Market for Talent: Defining the theory of harm in a labour market
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Analysing big tech and eco-system theories of harm
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Information sharing/benchmarking rules and compliance
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The state of CMA communication and approach in cartel investigations
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In-house view: the competition regulator’s role in employment agreements
Your additional expert speakers from private practice include:
Attendance will also bring you opportunities to meet and expand your network amongst the significant number of your peers who’ll be joining you from across the competition sector. Plus, to ensure the vitally important in-house point of view will heard at this event, all in-house practitioners are invited to attend at no cost on a complimentary basis.
Jenine Hulsmann
Partner
Weil, Gotshal & Manges
Weil, Gotshal & Manges
Simon Pritchard
Partner
Latham & Watkins
Latham & Watkins
Daniel Gordon
Former CMA, Senior Director – Markets
Former CMA, Senior Director – Markets
Paul Stoddart
Principal
RBB Economics
RBB Economics
Aurora Luoma
Partner
Skadden
Skadden
Michelle Clark
Partner, Antitrust & Competition
Willkie Farr & Gallagher
Willkie Farr & Gallagher
James Robinson
Partner
Baker McKenzie
Baker McKenzie
Rikki Haria
Partner
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
Bruce Kilpatrick
Partner
Linklaters
Linklaters
Aastha Mantri
Associate Director
Economic Insight
Economic Insight
Emma Cochrane
Counsel
Linklaters (UK)
Linklaters (UK)
Nick Wolfe
Counsel
Skadden (Belgium)
Skadden (Belgium)
Leonia Chesterfield
Of Counsel
RPC (UK)
RPC (UK)
Professor Sean Ennis
Professor of Competition Policy, Norwich Business School
University of East Anglia
University of East Anglia
Alexandra Hackney
Associate
Paul, Weiss
Paul, Weiss
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