Regulators' Strategy (15.03.2022)
Algorithm-based business activities have an ever-growing impact not only on competition but also on the economy as a whole. Regulators also come in touch with algorithms more frequently and, therefore, have to learn how to handle and evaluate such algorithms. In addition, agencies also use algorithms for their investigations as tools to detect unlawful behavior. Looking into these developments, the next edition of our online workshop series on algorithmic market activity examines several strategies employed by different regulators (competition and finance) around the world and assesses chances and risks associated with such practices.
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We are delighted to introduce our speakers:
Alain GirardSenior Manager at Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA)
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Prof. Dr. Martin HuberProfessor for Applied Econometrics and Evaluation of Public Policies, University Fribourg
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Betty KrierChief Economist at US Department of Transportation, Office of Inspector General
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RA Dr. Mani ReinertPartner at Bär&Karrer
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Sandra TalbottAssistant Director at US Department of Justice, Antitrust Division
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Chris TynanLead Data Scientist at UK Competition and Markets Authority
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Prof. Dr. Rolf H. WeberProfessor for Private, Business and European Law, University of Zurich
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