Portrait of Thomas Kokken

Thomas Kokken : Senior Consultant

Thomas is a member of Oxera’s Finance & Valuation Centre of Excellence and part of Oxera’s State Aid team. Applying his in-depth knowledge of corporate finance and financial modelling, he has advised clients in various cases, including in the Dutch markets.

Thomas has advised clients on a broad range of topics, including state aid, commercial disputes, regulatory finance and the valuation of intellectual property. Prior to joining Oxera, Thomas completed a MPhil in Finance and Economics at the University of Cambridge, and an MSc in International Economics at the Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Thomas speaks English, and Dutch.

Tel: +31 (0)20 899 1103

Thomas' specialisms include:

Selected
professional experience

  • Economic advice to a large European steel producer involved in a notification of decarbonisation aid in front of the European Commission (2024–)

  • Assessment of lost profits related to breach of contract between a Dutch bicycle retailer and an Asian supplier (2024–)

  • Assessment of lost profits due to sanctions imposed to Russia in a commercial dispute between an equipment supplier and a producer of LNG (2024–)

  • Assessment of lost profits due to the early termination of a concession agreement between an EU Member State and an international private healthcare provider (2024–25)

  • Advice to Ryanair in relation to its appeal of Portuguese restructuring aid to TAP in front of the General Court in Luxembourg (2025)

  • Advice to Ryanair in relation to its appeal of Danish and Swedish recapitalisation aid in front of the General Court in Luxembourg (2025)

Qualifications

  • MPhil Finance and Economics, University of Cambridge, UK

  • MSc International Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands

  • BSc Economics & Business Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands

  • BSc Business Administration, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands

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