Maria Jaspers, Director at the Cartels Directorate, DG COMP: 101 On Enforcing Art 101 TFEU, Leniency
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Maria Jaspers, Director at the Cartels Directorate, the European Commission’s DG COMP.
The 101th episode of our series is dedicated to Art 101 TFEU. In this episode we offer a new interview with Maria Jaspers, discussing in detailed the development of cartel enforcement at the European Union. Maria Jaspers also identifies the main cases, discusses the main challenges, shares some most important achievements and offers in a very amicable easy-going way many other really insightful and informative observations about the state of affairs in Art 101 TFEU in general and cartel enforcement in particular.
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In the previous episode (No. 100, published last Tuesday) we discuss with Andreas Schwab, Dóra Dávid, Johnny Ryan: What's Next for European Digital Markets | Pan-European Way - • Andreas Schwab, Dóra D... In the next episode (No. 102, to be published next Tuesday) we’ll publish an in-depth discussion on Draft Guidelines on Guidelines on exclusionary abuses of dominance - not only because it is episode 102 - with three academics who contributed to the public consultation: Prof. Giorgio Monti, Prof. Anne Witt and Prof. Thomas Weck.
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