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17 Jun 2026

Sripetch May Prove To Be An Empty Victory For The SEC

11 Jun 2026

Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: The Failing Firm Defence

04 Jun 2026

Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: A view on pivotality
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One of the world’s leading economic consulting firms, Compass Lexecon provides law firms, corporations, and government clients with clear analysis of complex issues.

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Article • 17 Jun 2026

Sripetch May Prove To Be An Empty Victory For The SEC
- Securities & Financial Markets
Article • 11 Jun 2026

Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: The Failing Firm Defence
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 04 Jun 2026

Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: A view on pivotality
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 28 May 2026

Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: Assessments of efficiencies in practice
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 22 May 2026

John List Authors Groundbreaking Experimental Economics Textbook
- Antitrust & Competition
- Digital Platforms
Article • 13 May 2026

Full Reparation and Opportunity Cost of Renewable Investors
- Energy
Article • 11 May 2026

Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: Where should we focus?
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 08 Apr 2026

Reserve Price Signaling With Public Information: Evidence From Online Auto Auctions
- Auctions
- Digital Platforms
The Analysis • 07 Apr 2026

Merger outcomes before and after the ‘CMA reset’: back to normal, or a new normal?
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 19 Mar 2026

Empirical Economic Analysis in Antitrust Litigation — FTC v. Meta and Beyond
- Antitrust & Competition
- Digital Platforms
The Analysis • 12 Mar 2026

Anti-maverick acquisition targets: Distinguishing between takeovers of effective competitors and mere survivors
- Antitrust & Competition
The Analysis • 12 Mar 2026

Trial 2A of the Umbrella Interchange Fee Proceedings: Lessons from quantifying merchant pass-on
- Antitrust & Competition
- Financial Institutions & Products
The Analysis • 12 Mar 2026

Mobile network mergers and investment incentives: Analysing efficiencies
- Antitrust & Competition
- Telecommunications
The Analysis • 12 Mar 2026

Investment disputes in the crossfire of War - Part IV: Investors' potential collateral losses from exiting Russia
- International Arbitration
Article • 11 Mar 2026

AI: A chance for early regulation to avoid the mistakes of the past?
Article • 10 Mar 2026

UK Mergers: one year on from the “reset”
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 05 Mar 2026

Still learning to walk: the Commission’s early approach to distortions of competition in mergers
- Antitrust & Competition