Gergely Csorba has participated in Infrapont’s projects since 2012 and is responsible for the competition policy practice as a partner. He completed his Master studies at the Budapest University of Economic Studies and the Toulouse School of Economics, and his PhD in Economics at the Central European University. He served as the Chief Economist of the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) from 2006 till 2012, where he contributed to several high-profile competition cases with detailed economic analyses. His main experience lies in the field of mergers, but he has also assessed agreements and abuses of dominance in several industries, and worked in damage estimation cases. He has also acted as an expert in court cases.
Healthy competition in the market is the basis for efficient economic functioning, which may be constrained by some corporate behaviours but enhanced by others, and the distinction between the two is often not clear.
Infrapont has been a key player, working with the regulator and market players to develop and shape the regulation of the electronic communications sector since the beginning of market liberalisation.
Infrapont provides economic and regulatory expertise to support market players and regulators in the energy sector in solving the issues and challenges on these markets.
Changing market conditions and gradual market opening pose ongoing business and regulatory challenges for postal services.
Infrapont has specialised experience in the assessment of claims for damages based on infringements found in competition proceedings and other litigation.