Vice President Cyril Hariton Joins Opening Panel at Concurrences Global Antitrust Hot Topics 2026
Event: Concurrences Global Antitrust Hot Topics: EU, US & Global Perspectives Date: 24 September 2026 Host: Concurrences Location: Brussels, Belgium
Analysis Group Vice President Cyril Hariton will join a panel at Concurrences Global Antitrust Hot Topics: EU, US & Global Perspectives, which will bring together competition law practitioners, economists, regulators, and industry leaders to discuss recent developments in antitrust policy and enforcement across jurisdictions. Dr. Hariton will participate in the opening Hot Topics session, A Quick Fire Round on What is Grabbing the Headlines, looking at current political and policy developments in the EU and the US, as well as international enforcement cooperation.
The panel will be moderated by Catriona Hatton (Baker Botts) and feature panelists Maria Luisa Tierno Centella (DG COMP International Relations unit) and Natalie McNelis (Mergermarket/PaRR).
Analysis Group is pleased to sponsor this event.
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Cyril Hariton
Vice PresidentDr. Hariton specializes in the application of industrial organization and competition economics to merger control, antitrust and competition, state aid, and regulatory matters, including extensive work in large-scale merger investigations and competition litigation before the European Commission and national competition authorities. He previously served as an economist at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Competition (DG COMP). Dr. Hariton has advised on more than 75 merger reviews, including those of Halliburton/Baker Hughes, Dow/DuPont, Bayer/Monsanto, and Salesforce/Slack by the US Department of Justice (DOJ), as well as antitrust cases involving Intel, Servier, and Glaxo Wellcome. His experience includes work on state aid, damages estimation, and regulatory proceedings, as well as work on Digital Services Act fee challenges and foreign subsidies regulation. Dr. Hariton also brings distinctive expertise as a forensic IT expert, having assisted in multiple inspections and investigations. He has published in journals including the Review of Industrial Organization, the Journal of Public Economic Theory, the Journal of Regulatory Economics, the Journal of the Japanese and International Economies, Revue Économique, and Recherches Économiques de Louvain, and has contributed to European Commission consultations and newsletters. Dr. Hariton previously served as an assistant professor at Toulouse Business School and as a research fellow at UCLouvain.