Digital Markets Act: Institutional design and enforcement methods

Dragan Jovanovic is a Senior Manager with Deutsche Telekom AG in Bonn, part of the group’s Public & Regulatory Affairs team. In his role at Deutsche Telekom, his focus is on regulatory strategy and policy issues in digital platform markets and mergers and antitrust in the ICT sector.

Before joining Deutsche Telekom, he was an economist with DG COMP’s Chief Economist Team dealing with EU merger and antitrust cases. He holds a PhD from Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf in Competition Economics and Industrial Organization.

Filippo Lancieri is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the ETH Zurich Center for Law & Economics and a Research Fellow at the Stigler Center at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Filippo’s work focuses on the challenges associated with the development of a cohesive regulatory framework for the digital economy. His focus is mostly on understanding the law in action: how different policies and enforcement actions can change behavior on the ground.

Anaïs Le Gouguec works currently at Arcep as Head of the Economic analysis and digital intelligence Unit. She focuses notably on market analyses and platforms regulation.

She was also co-chair of the BEREC (Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communication) Market Economic Analysis expert working group.

Ms Le Gouguec holds Master’s degrees in Finance and Economics from LSE and in Econometrics and Quantitative Economics from Ensae ParisTech.

Phillip Malloch has been Director of Economic & Social Policy, EU Affairs, at Facebook since October 2019.

Previously, he served as Principal Advisor to the CEO at Telia Company. Prior to that, he worked as a public affairs and communications executive.

Mr Malloch has experience in industrial, political and executive communications and strategic engagement as well as a deep knowledge and understanding of digital communications and internet business strategy. Among other things, he has worked as part of leadership projects in M&A, strategy, CEO outreach, trade associations leadership, global political summits and outreach.

Giorgio Monti is a CERRE Research Fellow and Professor of Competition Law at Tilburg Law School.

He began his career in the UK (Leicester 1993-2001 and London School of Economics (2001-2010) before taking up the Chair in competition law at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy (2010-2019). While at the EUI he helped establish the Florence Competition Program which carries out research and training for judges and executives. He also served as Head of the Law Department at the EUI.

His principal field of research is competition law, a subject he enjoys tackling from an economic and a policy perspective.

Together with Damian Chalmers and Gareth Davies he is a co-author of European Union Law: Text and Materials (4th ed, Cambridge University Press, 2019), one of the major texts on the subject. He is one of the editors of the Common Market Law Review.