Competition, antitrust and trade

The future of leniency: Reconciling public and private antitrust enforcement in the EU

Published on 26th Apr 2023

In a Competition Law Insight for Lloyd's List Intelligence, Thomas Funke argues that leniency is alive and kicking

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In an article first published as a Competition Law Insight for Lloyd's List Intelligence, Thomas Funke examines how leniency should be reformed to restore the delicate balance between effective cartel damages litigation and public antitrust enforcement in the European Union.

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