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Events Archive

Network on the Green

Join us for an exclusive summer evening at Swingers Crazy Golf, curated for legal professionals below Partner or KC level. Whether you’re a pro mini-golfer or a first timer, it’s a perfect opportunity to step away from the office for an evening of competition and fun. There’ll be delicious street… Read More

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Seminar on the Foreign Subsidies Regulation

Registration for this event has now closed. If you would like to be added to the waiting list, in case space becomes available, please email: [email protected]. In June 2023, the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (‘FSR’) came into force. While companies and practitioners are learning to tackle the notification and internal reporting… Read More

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Rebooting Competition Policy?

Registration for this event has now closed. If you would like to be added to the waiting list, in case space becomes available, please email: [email protected]. Date: Tuesday 11 March 2025Registration: 13:00 CETCocktail reception: 18:30 CETLocation: Sparks, Rue Ravenstein 60, Brussels Join MLex, Oxera and Paul, Weiss for a half-day conference to… Read More

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Navigating Merger Control

Together with Skadden and ThoughtLeaders4, Oxera is delighted to invite you to join us on Tuesday 4 June, along with senior members of the EU and UK judiciary and competition authorities, to discuss the current complexities in navigating merger control. Click here to register for the… Read More

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Women in Economics: the next generation

This year’s theme for International Women’s Day, on 8 March, calls for us to inspire inclusion. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) industries, including economics, are known for having a significant gender gap. In 2023, women made up only 28% of the UK and 7% of the European Union’s STEM… Read More

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