The economics and global implications of the French Google decision in ad tech
In this new episode of Antitrust Code by Concurrences, Mikaël Hervé explains the economics and global implications of the French Google decision in ad...
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Mikaël Hervé is a Vice President in Charles River Associates’ European Competition Practice, sharing his time between CRA’s London and Paris offices. He is an expert in the application of economic and quantitative techniques to antitrust issues (abuse of dominant position, merger control, cartels, market coordination), and damages estimation.
Mr. Hervé has extensive experience in particular in digital and media markets (e.g., advising news publishers, ad tech firms, specialised search engines, mass media companies), in finance (e.g., advising clients regarding Forex, Libor and CDS manipulations) in local competition assessment (e.g., retail mergers at the European or national level) and in damages quantification. He has assisted clients in front of the European Commission, national courts and authorities in France, Belgium, the UK and Australia.
His work covers mergers (including Disney/Fox, CME/PPF, Danone/White Wave, Ahold/Delhaize, Safran/Oberthur, Europcar/Goldcar, Europcar/Buchbinder, Novelis/Aleris, Fnac/Darty working for a third party, Ladbrokes/Gala Coral, ArianeSpace/Airbus Safran); abuse of dominance (e.g., advising clients in the Google EC cases and in a number of ongoing engagements in Europe/France in the digital and pharmaceutical sectors); market coordination and collusion (including exchanges of information in the trucks market in Europe, personal care and yogurt markets in France) and damages litigation (e.g., advising Volvo/Renault Trucks, DAF Trucks, Beiersdorf, Andros, SFR).
Mikaël has received a double degree as a Statistician-Economist from ENSAE Paris and HEC Paris Business School.