Category: AAT

Competition economist joins panel of AfricanAntitrust.com blog authors

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Patrick Smith is a partner at RBB Economics.  Previously a chemical engineer, Patrick applies economics, econometrics and industrial expertise to competition policy, litigation and arbitration.

He has testified and consulted to parties, agencies and interveners in high-profile, complex and multi-jurisdictional proceedings over the past decade.  These include leading roles in cases such as:

Syniverse/MACH, Bread, Universal/EMI, Gold Circle/Kenilworth Racing, Thaba Chueu/SamQuarz, First Quantum v DRC, Pioneer/Pannar, Sun Capital/DSP, Dow/Rohm & Haas, InBev/Anheuser Busch, ABF/GBI, Polymers and Inco/Falconbridge.

Patrick is a regular speaker on antitrust economics at conferences and seminars around the world.

We look forward — as do you, we expect — to reading Patrick’s insightful takes on competition law & economics!

Patrick Smith, RBB, author
Patrick Smith, RBB, author (South Africa)

A full list of contributors to our site is available here: https://africanantitrust.com/about/

New author joins leading African competition blog

Posted on by andreasstargard
We are pleased to report that Luke Kelly has joined AfricanAntitrust.

Our newest contributing author, Luke Kelly, is an advocate of the High Court of South Africa and member of the Cape Bar.  He holds a masters degree in competition law from King’s College London and currently teaches competition law on a part-time basis at the University of Cape Town.

We look forward — as do you, we expect — to reading Luke’s insightful takes on competition law in South Africa and elsewhere on the continent.

Luke Kelly, Advocate of the High Court of South Africa and member of the Cape Bar, author
Luke Kelly, author

A full list of contributors to our site is available here: https://africanantitrust.com/about/