Anton Miroshnichenko

Anton is an Associate Principal at RBB Economics and is based in London. Since 2015, he has been advising on a wide spectrum of economic matters within the realms of competition and regulation policy. His expertise in competition economics spans antitrust investigations, damages litigations, market studies and mergers, including horizontal and vertical issues.

Anton has extensive expertise in competition investigations, covering all areas of competition law. His has advised the parties under investigation or performing risk assessments, and the authorities conducting the inquiries.

In the field of competition litigation, he has advised on follow-on and stand-alone proceedings before the Competition Appeal Tribunal in the UK and local courts across Europe in relation to cartels, information exchanges, self-preferencing and data practices. He prepared economic and econometric evidence on the likelihood and quantum of damages, pass-on and other matters.

On mergers, Anton has worked on Phase I and Phase II cases before the European Commission, the UK's Competition and Market Authority and competition authorities in Brazil, Canada, India, Ireland, Russia, Singapore, Türkiye and others.

On Art. 102, Anton advised in relation to self-preferencing, price discrimination, predatory pricing and loyalty rebates.

His sectoral experience covers digital advertising, energy generation, financial markets infrastructure, health and social care, motor vehicles, online search, payment systems, pharmaceutical excipients, rail transport, semiconductors, statutory audit, telecoms and digital infrastructure.

Some of the clients he worked for include Alstom, Equinix, Google, Micron, Roquette, Scania, Veolia, Volkswagen and Worldpay, amongst others.

Anton holds an MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics and a first-class honours BSc in Economics from the University of Warwick. He has also completed several professional courses on advancements in competition economics, including from the Toulouse and Barcelona Schools of Economics.

Anton is fluent in English and Russian.