Frank Wijckmans talk to Law Vox about competition law by Oxford Academic (OUP)

In this podcast competition law expert Frank Wijckmans talks to George Miller about many aspects of competition law. In a wide-ranging discussion they cover definitions and awareness, leniency and fining regimes, and recidivism as well as liability and third party claims. Frank also situates cartels within the broader landscape of EU competition law and discusses how much of priority they are to the authorities.

Frank Wijckmans, together with Filip Tuytschaever, is an author of Horizontal Agreements and Cartels in EU Competition Law published by Oxford University Press.
Frank Wijckmans is a partner of contrast. He is active in the fields of EU and competition law and Belgian business law. Frank is an experienced negotiator, litigator and arbitrator (ICC, CEPINA, AKABA, ad hoc arbitration). He is a regular speaker at conferences. Frank graduated from the University of Antwerp and obtained a Master's degree at the University of Virginia (USA). Frank Wijckmans is professor at the Brussels School of Competition, where he teaches "The Law of Economics of Vertical Restraints".