Matteo Foschi

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8 Finsbury Circus
London, EC2M 7EA, UK

Matteo Foschi

Director

Dr. Matteo Foschi is a Director in Charles River Associates’ European Competition Practice. He specialises in the competition assessment of cases involving multi-sided platforms, technology, and innovative sectors including Artificial Intelligence, content streaming, gaming, digital advertising, online retailing, OTAs, healthcare, and others.

Dr. Foschi is an expert in global merger review and has advised multiple companies in front of the European Commission, the UK CMA, the Australian ACCC, CADE, the Korean FTC, SAMR, as well as a list of other agencies worldwide. In his merger related work, Dr. Foschi held leading roles in high profile cases including Microsoft/Activision, Amazon/Deliveroo, Microsoft/ZeniMax, Taboola/Outbrain, Sabre/Farelogix, and others.

He has also extensive experience in antitrust work including working for Microsoft, Sabre, and other major technology companies worldwide.

Prior to joining CRA, he held a Max Weber Postdoctoral fellowship at the European University Institute as well a Royal Economic Society fellowship. He holds a PhD in economics from the University of Leicester.

Education

  • PhD Economics, University of Leicester

Cases

Microsoft / Activision

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Microsoft / Nuance

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Microsoft / XandR

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Microsoft/ZeniMax

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Amazon/Deliveroo

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Kongsberg / Rolls Royce Commercial Marine

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News Articles

CMA announces it will clear Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard

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Administrative Council for Economic Defense unconditionally cleared Microsoft’s acquisition of XandR

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CMA and EC unconditionally clear Microsoft’s acquisition of Nuance

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European Commission unconditionally clears Microsoft’s acquisition of ZeniMax

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CMA clears Amazon's minority investment in Deliveroo.

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European Commission unconditionally clears Kongsberg’s acquisition of Rolls Royce Commercial Marine

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