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I PRINCIPALI SVILUPPI

NEL DIRITTO

DELLA CONCORRENZA

DELL’UNIONE EUROPEA

E NAZIONALE

R O M A

24/25

S E T T E M B R E 2 0 1 5

S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 5

MAIN DEVELOPMENTS

IN EUROPEAN

AND ITALIAN

COMPETITION LAW

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The conference is organized by the Italian Antitrust Association, with the support of the Roman Bar Association and in cooperation with the Italian Association of Company Lawyers (AIGI), the press agency MLEX and the magazine Legalcommunity. The conference, that the Association organises every two years, has become one of the major events in Italy in the fi eld of competition law and is targeted both at Italian and International audience. A number of prominent experts of EU and Italian competition law will be taking part to the event. Among the speakers who have confi rmed their presence, we can count several offi cials of the ICA and of the DG Comp of the European Commission, as well as a number of well known lawyers and academics active in the area of EU and Italian competition law.

The conference will address the topics from a practical perspective in order to enable the audience (lawyers, in-house counsels, economists, academics, public offi cials) to benefi t from the event in terms of training and updating.

It will be held over two days and will cover the following topics: I) main developments in EU competition law; II) main developments in Italian competition law; III) latest developments in public antitrust enforcement, IV) latest developments in private antitrust enforcement.

In addition to the above, specifi c sessions will be organized dealing with the telecommunication and the pharmaceutical sector as well as with the minority holdings topic.

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9.00 GREETINGS AND INTRODUCTIONS 9.30 INTRODUCTION SPEECHES

Giovanni Pitruzzella - President of the Italian Competition Authority Kris Dekeyser - European Commission

10.30 ITALIAN LATEST PRACTICE AND CASE LAW

Presentation and analysis of the main developments in Antitrust practice and Italian case-law within the last 12 months

Piero Fattori - Gianni, Origoni, Grippo, Cappelli & Partners 11.00 COFFEE BREAK

11.30 EU LATEST PRACTICE AND CASE LAW

Presentation and analysis of the main developments in Antitrust practice and European case-law within the last 12 months

Claudio Tesauro - BonelliErede 12.00 PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT

Access to the fi le Torpedos The role of public enforcement decisions Passing on / quantifi cation of damages Statute of Limitations

other procedural aspects Chair:

Gabriella Muscolo - Commissioner of the Italian Competition Authority Laurent Geelhand - Hausfeld

Alessandro Boso Caretta - DLA Piper Barbara Veronese - CEG Europe Philippe Chappatte - Slaughter and May Giovanni Venditti - Telecom Italia 13.30 LUNCH

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15.00 I. PARALLEL SESSIONS

A. Pharmaceutical: A. Pharmaceutical: Public antitrust enforcement in the pharmaceuticals market and the interplay with sector regulations - Impacts on private enforcement, risks and opportunities

Chair:

Enrico Adriano Raffaelli - Rucellai e Raffaelli Lucio D’Amario - Linklaters

Luca Arnaudo - Italian Competition Authority Francesca Mastroianni - Italian Medicine Agency Francesco Mazza - Farmindustria

B. Communications market: Market consolidation processes and new business models - Points of view of the Italian Competition Authority and of the Italian Telecommunications Autohority - Concurrence of interests - Cases

Chair:

Roberto Chieppa - Italian Competition Authority Antonio Perrucci - Italian Telecommunications Authority Antonio Buttà - Italian Competition Authority

Tommaso Salonico - Freshfi elds

Emanuele Vadilonga - BT Global Services 16.15 COFFEE BREAK

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16.45 MOCK CASE Authority:

Filippo Patroni Griffi - Judge of the Council of State Filippo Arena - Italian Competition Authority Gustavo Olivieri - Luiss University

Andrea Cicala - Baker & McKenzie Offi cers in charge of the investigation:

Andrea Minuto Rizzo - Italian Competition Authority Francesco Anglani - BonelliErede

Parties:

Enrico Fabrizi - Osborne Clarke

Veronica Pinotti - McDermott Will & Emery Manfredi De Vita - Fontana Galli e Associati Valentina Depau - Italian Competition Authority Stefano Grassani - Pavia e Ansaldo

Anna Manzoni - Italian Competition Authority Stefano Malinconico - Studio Legale Malinconico Michela Angeli - Italian Competition Authority 18.15 END OF DAY ONE

20.30 GALA DINNER

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9.30 II. PARALLEL SESSIONS

C. Public enforcement instruments - Effectiveness - Leniency, Settlements and

Commitments: focus on Italian application Chair: Stefania Bariatti - Chiomenti

Cesare Rizza - Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Elisabetta Scosceria - Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane S.p.A. Carlo Scarpa - Nera

Silvia D’Alberti - Allen & Overy

D. Minority Shareholdings: The control system set out in the White Paper - The test of

the “Signifi cant competitive link” - Share capital thresholds and qualitative factors - Experience acquired in the application of Articles 101 and 102 - The role of the economic consultant in the White Paper’s system

Chair: Luca Toffoletti - NCTM Christoph Stadler - Hengeler Mueller Rita Ciccone - F2i SGR S.p.A.

Giuseppina Mangione - Italian Competition Authority Urlich von Koppenfels - European Commission

11.00 COFFEE BREAK

11.30 PLENARY SESSION

25 years of Antitrust: Key themes and priorities in public enforcement - Long-term

perspective - Italy - France - Germany - Economic Aspects Chair: Mario Siragusa - Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Alberto Pera - Gianni, Origoni, Grippo, Cappelli & Partners

Salvatore Rebecchini - Commissioner of the Italian Competition Authority David Viros - French Competition Authority

Gunnar Kallfass - Bundeskartellamt

1 3.00 CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

Claudio Tesauro - President of the Italian Antitrust Association

FRID

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REGISTRATION For conference registration please download the attached form or visit the Association website www.associazioneantitrustitaliana.it. FEE € 750,00

RESERVED FEE € 650,00

• AAI Members • AIGI Members.

RESERVED FEE € 350,00

• Students • University Researchers and Professors • Public Offi cials • Judges.

FOR ALL Buy two pass, get three pass.

PARTICIPANTS Buy three pass, get four pass.

Attendees are requested to pay via bank transfer.

Please indicate the name of the delegate on the bank transfer. Benefi ciary: Associazione Antitrust Italiana

Bank: Credito Valtellinese - Sede di Roma

IBAN: IT69F0521603229000000021000

BIC SWIT: BPCVIT2S

FOR FURTHER Associazione Antitrust Italiana

INFORMATION Tel. +39 06 8082841 - Fax +39 06 8083963

PLEASE CONTACT Via Salaria 259 - 00199 Roma

[email protected] www.associazioneantitrustitaliana.it

CREDITS Italian Lawyers will get 12 credits from the Bar for attending.

TRASLATION Simultaneous Italian-English translation will be provided.

VENUE Hotel Aldrovandi Villa Borghese - Via Ulisse Aldrovandi, 15 - 00197 Roma

Tel +39 06 322 3993 - Fax +39 06 322 1435 - [email protected]

Guest sleeping rooms at discounted rates for attendees.

For reservation please contact the hotel.

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L’ordine degli Avvocati ha accreditato il Convegno riconoscendo 12 crediti.

È previsto un servizio di traduzione simultanea in italiano-inglese.

The Bar has assigned 12 credits to the Conference.

Simultaneous Italian-English translation will be provided. Associazione Antitrust ItalianaVia Salaria 259 00199 Roma

SPONSOR

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