Dominance and Market Power Analysis
For companies in a strong market position, the competition law impact of strategic decisions should be visible at the moment of decision, not after the practice has settled.
What we do
We evaluate market power, exclusionary conduct, exclusivity, tying, pricing practices, access restrictions and commercial decisions that may affect competitors' room to manoeuvre, building a defensible frame around market definition and effects.
Areas reviewed
Market definition and indicators of market power
Exclusivity, tying and loyalty rebates
Access, refusal and bottleneck structures
Pricing, discount and target schemes
Exercise of power on platforms and in digital markets
Deliverables
Market power assessment note · Risky practice analysis · Commercial policy alternatives · Management summary
Who it is for
High-share undertakings, platform operators and players in concentrated sectors facing dominance-related exposure.