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Global Cooperation in Competition Enforcement

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About this Event

23 May 2011 @ 12:45

About the Speakers:

Marcus Bezzi has been Executive General Manager, Enforcement & Compliance at the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission since January 2009. He is responsible for the ACCC's Enforcement & Compliance Division, which investigates serious cartel offences, refers criminal conduct for prosecution and may take civil enforcement actions.  Marcus is a co-chair of the Cartel Working Group SG-2 (Enforcement Techniques) for the International Competition Network.

Ana Maria Melo Netto is Deputy Secretary of Economic Law, at the Secretariat of Economic Law, at the Brazilian Ministry of Justice, the agency presiding over cartel and unilateral conduct investigation in Brazil.

About the Speech: 

No matter how closely countries cooperate with each other in competition law enforcement, there is a limit to the effectiveness of such cooperation if there is a divergence in the substance of the competition laws of the countries involved. Cooperation may be hampered if there is an inconsistent application of competition policy amongst countries. In this light, two leading practitioners in competition law from diverse parts of the globe will provide an overview of global cooperation between competition authorities and agencies with a particular focus on the relationship between international antitrust coordination, cartel formation and the effectiveness of leniency programmes. Speakers will provide useful insights as to how information exchange between antitrust authorities assists in the fight against global cartels.

 

This event is the third event in the Competition Enforcers Series, which is co-hosted by the Competition Authority and the IIEA. 

 

 

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