The Economist Antitrust Summit US
Ceren Canal Aruoba will join the “Consumer Protection and Private Litigation” panel at The Economist’s inaugural Antitrust Summit US. Panelists will examine the evolution and assess the outlook of consumer protection enforcement in the US and Europe, including:
- policymakers’ focus on the rising cost of living
- private litigation
- personalized pricing at scale and algorithmic pricing
- federal consumer enforcement
- unintended consequences for businesses
- the degree of convergence between the US and UK, as well as in the European Union with its new Digital Fairness Act
Ms Canal Aruoba will join Nina Frant (special counsel, Freshfields) and Greg Dubinsky (partner, Holwell Shuster and Goldberg) for a discussion moderated by Chris Varvares, Regional Director for the Americas and Head of Economic Strategy, Economist Intelligence Unit.
BRG is a proud sponsor of the summit, which brings together leading enforcers, economists and corporate executives to discuss the most pressing issues in antitrust law and policy.
BRG previously sponsored The Economist’s Antitrust Summit UK. In 2026 Adina Claici discussed trends in merger control; and David Parker spoke about the rise of and trends in private actions for damages in competition law. In 2025 Mr Parker discussed the relationship between competition authorities, practitioners and companies; and Kai-Uwe Kühn spoke on innovation and fair competition in the context of artificial intelligence.
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