This fifth edition of the Antitrust in Asia Conference is organized by Concurrences Review in with the support of The Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Competition Association. 

The conference is dedicated to antitrust regulations in Asia that make sure that healthy competition is allowed to flourish and economies can grow. 

What to expect?

Four interesting panel discussions with experts from OECD, Qualcomm, Tencent, Linklaters, Microsoft etc.

Panel 1: IP Licensing: Should Essential Patents be Challenged?

Panel 2: Use of Economic Evidence Before Courts and Agencies: Any Role for Lawyers?

Panel 3: High-Tech Mergers: Are they Specific?

Panel 4: Enforcer's Roundtable

Why should you join?

Antitrust laws apply to nearly all industries and sectors, touching every level of business, including manufacturing, transportation, distribution, and marketing. Furthermore, experts from OECD, Qualcomm, Tencent, Linklaters, Microsoft etc. will be participating as panellists. 

Agenda

09:30 Coffee & Registration 

09:50 Welcome 

10:00 Opening Keynote Speech

To be confirmed

10:30 IP Licensing: Should Essential Patents be Challenged?

11:45 Coffee Break

12:00 Use of Economic Evidence Before Courts and Agencies: Any Role for Lawyers?

13:15 Lunch

14:15 High-Tech Mergers: Are they Specific?

15:30 Coffee Break

15:45 Enforcer's Roundtable

17:00 Closing Keynote Speech

To be confirmed

Who should join?

Individuals interested in learning more about antitrust regulations from experts in the field