Portrait of Elisa Greene Morales

Elisa Greene Morales Senior Consultant

Elisa is a member of Oxera’s Competition team. She focuses on a wide range of competition issues, including mergers and follow-on antitrust damages. Before joining Oxera, Elisa worked for several years as an economist at the Chilean Antitrust Court and as an in-house economist at FerradaNehme, a law firm in Chile.

Alongside her experience as a competition economist, Elisa teaches postgraduate and undergraduate economics and competition courses at the Universidad Católica and Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, both in Chile.

Elisa speaks English, and Spanish.

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7776 6660

Elisa's specialisms include:

Selected
professional experience

  • Advice to a company in the veterinary services industry, in the context of a merger in the UK (2021–)

  • Advice to a company on cyber incident reporting to the European Central Bank (ECB) (2021)

  • Supporting the Oxera team in advising the Colombian government in an international arbitration about port concession (2021–)

  • Supporting the Oxera team in advising milk farmers regarding a damages claim against a cartelist in the fresh milk market (2021)

Selected
publications

  • Gorab, D. and Greene, E. (2019), ‘Colusión: Interacción entre la Economía y el Derecho’, chapter in A. Montoya and V. Facuse (eds), Desafíos Fundamentales de la Libre Competencia en Iberoamérica, Thomson Reuters.

  • Greene, E. (2021), ‘Chilean fresh milk market: ex-post evaluation of competition authority’s decisions’, UPF directory.

  • Bell, J., Greene, E., Klein, T. and Niels, G. (2021), ‘El daño provocado por un cártel: por qué los criterios Airtours son relevantes’, Almacén de Derecho, Spain, https://almacendederecho.org/el-dano-provocado-por-un-cartel-por-que-los-criterios-airtours-son-relevantes.

Qualifications

  • Master’s in Competition and Market Regulation, Barcelona School of Economics, Spain

  • Master in Economics (Industrial Organisation track), Pontificia Universidad Católica, Chile

  • BSc Business and Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica, Chile

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Events

Seminar on the Foreign Subsidies Regulation

In June 2023, the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (‘FSR’) came into force. While companies and practitioners are learning to tackle the notification and internal reporting challenges, a number of questions remain open around key concepts of the FSR. In addition, the Commission published last week a Call… Read More

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