OECD Competition Open Day 2020

On 26 February 2020 the OECD welcomed the competition community to the second OECD Competition Open Day. A rich networking opportunity, the 2020 event welcomed over 400 people in Paris to discuss:

In addition, OECD Competition Trends 2020, a new and unique publication containig data on agencies’ resources, cartel detection, sanctions, abuse of dominance and merger reviews was launched.

This event was open to competition experts, government representatives, competition lawyers, economists, consultants, in-house counsels, regulators, representatives of academia and the media.

ACCESS

Full webcast

Photos l Quote book l Full webcast

Interactive agenda l English (PDF) l Français (PDF)

Launch of OECD Competition Trends by Angel Gurrìa

OTHER EDITIONS

2022 l 2021 l 2019

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WATCH THE EVENT'S WEBCAST

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Watch the full webcast

QUOTE BOOK

2020 OECD Competition Open Day - Quote book

Key documents

OECD materials

OECD Competition Trends 2020

Digital Disruption in Banking
and its Impact on Competition

Competition in Labour Markets

Merger Control in Dynamic Markets

Expert papers

Unlocking Digital Competition
by Amelia Fletcher et al.

Competition policy for the Digital Era
by Jacques Crémer et al.

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Committee for the Study of Digital Platforms:
Market Structure and Antitrust
Subcommittee Report by Douglas Melamed et al.

Blogs

A series of blog entries explores the different topics under discussion.

Blog 1: Collective bargaining 4.0: using labour law to extend coverage to new forms of work

Blog 2: Competition enforcement could help labour markets function better

Blog 3: Charting the way forward for digital competition policy

Blog 4: Innovation and competition in financial markets

Blog 5: BigTech vs Bigbang: Competition in financial services

Blog 6: Merger enforcement in dynamic and innovative markets

Blog 7: Protecting consumers' interests in digital markets: The experience of Australia

Key sessions on replay

Competition in the Digital Age

FinTech, Big Tech and Competition

Merger Control in Dynamic Markets

Competition in Labour Markets

Speakers

	Janos Barberis [Bio] ‌ Head of Entrepreneurship and Academic Board Member Centre for Finance, Technology and Entrepreneurship (CFTE) and Founder and CEO of SuperCharger		Geoffrey Manne [Bio] ‌ President & Founder, International Center for Law and Economics
	Andrea Bassanini [Bio] Senior Economist, Employment, Labour and Social Affairs Directorate, OECD		Margarida Matos Rosa [Bio] ‌ President, Autoridade da Concorrência, Portugal
	Sarah Court [Bio] ‌ Commissioner of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and Associate Commissioner of the New Zealand Commerce Commission		Jason Maude [Bio] Chief Technology Advocate, Starling Bank
	Jacques Cremer [Bio] Professor of Economics, Toulouse School of Economics		A. Douglas Melamed [Bio] ‌ Professor of Law, Stanford Law School
	Giulio Federico [Bio] Head of Unit, Chief Economist Team, DG COMP European Commission		Eric A. Posner [Bio] ‌ Kirkland & Ellis Distinguished Service Professor of Law University of Chicago
	Amelia Fletcher OBE [Bio] ‌ Professor of Competition Policy, Centre for Competition Policy (CCP) and Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia and Non-Executive Director of the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)		Nancy L. Rose [Bio] ‌ Head of the Department of Economics and Charles P. Kindleberger Professor of Applied Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
	Gail Levine [Bio] ‌ Deputy Director, Bureau of Competition US Federal Trade Commission (FTC)		Joel Rosenbaum Head of Strategy and Corporate Development Global Digital Division, Banco Santander
	Helder Vasconcelos [Bio] ‌ Vice President, Compass Lexecon		Tommaso Valletti [Bio] ‌ Head of the Department of Economics & Public Policy, Imperial College Business School, and former Chief Economist, DGCOMP, European Commission