Web-based seminars

Some of the files below are very large and could take several minutes to begin playing (depending on your connection). To save the complete file for viewing off-line or at a later date, right click on the link and choose Save Target As.

Also below is a list of previous web-based seminars. If you are interested in viewing any of these, please contact Daniel Migliacci.

Price signalling: when do public statements become price-fixing arrangements?" (Windows media file - 127MB)

Previous web-based seminars

• An Interview with John Fingleton: The International Competition Network (ICN) and Competition Enforcement in the UK
• National Security Review of Mergers and Acquisitions: a US and Chinese Perspective
• New EU rules on competitor cooperation: are the EU and US singing the same tune?
• The EU Cartel Settlement Process: To settle or not to settle?
• The New US Horizontal Merger Guidelines: A Harbinger of Change or Old Wine in a New Bottle
• The new EU rules on supply and distribution agreements
• The revised Japanese merger and cartel law and how it affects foreign companies doing business in Japan
• Antitrust in the Obama administration revisiting the Change agenda one year in
• Lessons learned from the first year of China's new Anti-Monopoly Law
• Managing privilege in international investigations and litigation
• Antitrust in the Obama administration: an agenda for change
• Redrawing the boundaries of antitrust and IP laws? The broader implications of the EC's pharma sector inquiry
• Unilateral conduct in 2009: EU and US enforcement priorities
• Antitrust and competition in a global recession: changed priorities ahead?
• The European Union's regulatory environment - how to ensure business input
• Dominance and exclusionary conduct
• Effective deal management: Lessons from the front lines
• International cartels
• Recent developments in private antitrust enforcement in europe