Peter Traber

Peter Traber has substantial experience providing independent economic analysis in antitrust litigation and regulatory investigations and specializes in the application of economic theory and econometrics. He supports expert economists in antitrust litigation matters, merger investigations, and consumer protection. He provides support in class certification and damages analysis, regulatory investigation matters, policy evaluation, cost-benefit analysis, monopolization matters, and fair lending in consumer financial services. He has also supported behavioral economist experts who opine on behavioral biases that arise from default products and implicit product endorsements.

Mr. Traber has studied and analyzed industries including payment systems, healthcare, consumer retail, telecommunications, consumer financial services (including consumer banking, fintech, and mortgage lending, and credit cards), and energy. He has designed economic analyses such as antitrust market definition, valuation, and anticompetitive effects with a focus on two-sided platform industries.

Previously, Mr. Traber provided consulting support in high-stakes auction strategy, auction implementation, and telecommunications public policy. He completed projects in over fifteen countries, with a focus on radio-spectrum valuation, competitive strategy, and auction strategy.