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How do algorithms interact on markets and what impact does the emergence of algorithmic market activity have on the fundamental structures of a market? Does it change the interplay of supply and demand? Is there a tendency towards concentration or, conversely, fragmentation? Do we need a new competition law framework for dealing with algorithmic market activity?
These and further aspects were discussed by our international panel of experts at our first event on the topic of pricing algorithms.
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Dr. Kate BrandDirector of Data Science within the UK CMA’s Data, Technology, and Analytics (DaTA) Unit
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Dr. Antonio CapobiancoActing Head of the OECD Competition Division
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Prof. Dr. Andreas HeinemannProfessor of Commercial, Economic and European Law at the University of Zurich, permanent visiting professor at the University of Lausanne, President of the Swiss Competition Commission (WEKO)
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Dr. Thomas KramlerHead of Unit - Antitrust: Electronic Commerce and Data Economy in the Directorate-General for Competition of the European Commission |
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Prof. Dr. Achim WambachPresident of ZEW - Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research, Member of the Monopolies Commission
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