Competition/Antitrust
Brazil
6 years ranked
Provided by TozziniFreire
Antitrust; International Trade.
Head of the Competition Law practice and member of TozziniFreire’s Executive Committee, Marcelo was a commissioner of the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE), the Brazilian Competition Commission, from 1998 to 2000, and president of the Brazilian Institute of Studies on Competition, Consumer Affairs and International Trade (IBRAC), from 2010 to 2011. In addition, he has worked as an editorial writer and New York correspondent for the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo, the largest daily paper in Brazil. He frequently lectures on Antitrust and Trade issues at events organized by the IBA, ABA, IBRAC and other entities around the world. Marcelo has also acted as a non-governmental advisor before the ICN (International Competition Networking).
Member and immediate past chair, International Trade and Customs Law Committee of IBA.
Co-chair, Competition Group of the Task Force on Regulatory Agencies of AMCHAM;
Member, Editorial Board of the publication Competition Law International of IBA.
Member, Editorial Board of GCR.
Co-chair, International Trade Committee of CESA.
Senior Board Member, China-Brazil Business Council.
Member and former chair, Board of IBRAC.
NGA (Non-Governmental Advisor) of ICN .
Several articles in specialized publications.
PhD, USP. LL.M., Harvard Law School. LL.B., USP. BA in Economics,PUC-SP.
Provided by Chambers
Distinguished head of department Marcelo Calliari has a notable reputation for his longstanding expertise in sophisticated domestic and cross-border cartel investigations, as well as the related negotiation of leniency agreements.
Provided by Chambers
Marcelo Calliari is an exceptional professional. His analyses are assertive and straightforward. His knowledge in competition matters is a significant advantage.
Marcelo has always acted excellently in leading the team and directing actions in critical and complex moments.
Marcelo is my go-to if I have any questions regarding competition matters in Brazil. He is very strategic and well known.
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