Implementation of the DMA - How will things unfold?
Event Details
Regulation of digital markets in Europe is imminent given approval of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) by the European Council and Parliament with just six-month deadline for entry into force in all EU Member States. How the Regulation is implemented is key as it will have far-reaching consequences not only for those companies that will be designated 'gatekeepers', but also for national com-petition authorities, consumers and most businesses across Europe.
The Competition Law Forum and Oxera will co-host a roundtable discussion with the European Commission and representatives from national competition authorities in Brussels in the afternoon of the 8th June to chart some of the known unknowns that are now before us.
The afternoon event will consist of two panels to lead the round table discussion with all participants on the day:
Panel 1 will consider the interplay between the DMA, Article 102 TFEU and current national regulation.
Panel 2 will dive into effective compliance measures in light of the principles underlying the DMA.
This event will be held under the Chatham House Rule.
Event convened by Dr Liza Lovdahl Gormsen, Senior Research Fellow in Competition Law and Co-Director, Competition Law Forum at BIICL
Event Programme
PANEL 1: Interplay between DMA, Article102 and national regulations
Chair: Dr Avantika Chowdhury, Partner at Oxera
Speakers
- Inge Bernaerdts, Head of Policy Directorate A DG Competition
- Kristina Nordlander, Partner at Allen & Overy
- Martijn Snoep, Chair of the Dutch Authority for Consumers & Markets
PANEL 2: Designing effective compliance measures in light of the principles underlying the DMA
Chair: Dr Liza Lovdahl Gormsen, British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL)
Speakers
- Thomas Kramler, Head of Unit, DG Competition
- Lars Kjølbye, Partner at Latham & Watkins
- Gareth Shier, Principal at Oxera
Pricing and Registration
Participation at this event is in person only.
This event is organised by the Competition Law Forum (CLF) at BIICL. Members wishing to attend can register by emailing the Events team.
Spaces at this event are very limited and will be allocated in the order bookings are received.
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