Oxera announces the opening of its new office in Munich, marking another significant milestone in the firm’s continued expansion in Germany and across Europe.

The Munich office is Oxera’s third in Germany, joining its established locations in Berlin and Hamburg, and its eleventh across Europe. The opening reflects the firm’s growing team and presence in Germany and its deepening commitment to serving clients across the region.

Munich is one of Europe’s key economic centres, home to DAX-listed corporations, leading international law firms, and a thriving technology and start-up ecosystem. From this new base, Oxera will support clients on a wide range of issues, including competition policy, regulation, litigation support, artificial intelligence (AI), and economic strategy, particularly in sectors such as digital markets, energy, and financial services.

The new office will work closely with Oxera’s existing teams across Europe, combining local insight with the firm’s international expertise to address clients’ most pressing economic challenges.

Dr Sebastian Wernicke, Oxera Partner and Head of the Munich office, said, ‘Munich is a truly vibrant city that perfectly bridges international law, major industry, and cutting-edge technology. As host to landmark events such as the Munich Security Conference and the Münchner Management Kolloquium, it offers an exceptional platform for thought leadership and innovation. We are delighted to be at the heart of these conversations, and we very much look forward to welcoming clients and friends to our new space in the centre of the city.’

Dr Luis Correia da Silva, Partner and Chair, added ‘The opening of our Munich office marks an important step in Oxera’s long-term strategy to strengthen our presence in key European markets. Germany continues to play a central role in shaping the economic and regulatory landscape, and being closer to our clients and collaborators here allows us to deliver even greater impact. This investment reflects both the strength of demand for our work and our confidence in the opportunities ahead.’