Archive for August, 2009

The Domain of Efficient Merger Law

International Address Delivered at a Competition Law Conference, Rosebank Hotel, Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa, June 13 & 14, 2001.

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Market Definition, Dominance & Abuse of Dominance

Plenary Lecture delivered at the Judges Seminar on Competition Policy, hosted by the Jamaican FTC, Kingston, Jamaica, September 30 2000.

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Competitiveness, Efficiency, Competitive Harm & Dynamic Conduct: Lessons from an Appraisal of Vertical Agreements

Invited paper delivered at the Conference on Modernisation & Decentralisation, hosted by the Faculty of Laws, University College London, September 17 1999.
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Efficiency in Competition Policy: ‘Expendable’ Competitors & Making Defendants ‘Whole’

Paper delivered to Strathclyde University’s Business School, Glasgow, February 27 1998.
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Manchester Business School Alumni talk

In addressing Manchester Business School Alumni associations in Dubai and Singapore, Patrick McNutt argues that the world economy is now enduring a signalling cycle that probably began in the US on March 12th 2007 and it will continue to oscillate until either a market equilibrium (= continued recession) or a

Ethics of Enterprise Risk Management

This is a short paper due for publication in 2010. The views are personal. The paper outlines the background to Demidenko and McNutt’s new consultancy tool (available on this web page] for assessing a company’s ethical maturity in terms of ERM and improving the governance gap.

Drivetime Interview with Mary Wilson

Nationalised banking structures destroy shareholder value and incur long terms costs for the taxpayers.

CNBC Financial Crisis Interview

Patrick McNutt on CNBC Asia Squawk Box recently, talking to Martin Soong about financial crisis, world trade and scenarios for 2009.

Radio Interview regarding Irish Banks

Prof McNutt has recently (November 22nd) been interviewed on RTE radio’s Sunday Morning show The Business with John Murray, talking about the Big Bank Paradox. More information about the Black Swan is in the relevant news item on this site, and a link to the RTE interview is below.

Big Bank Paradox: There is at least one black swan

Patrick McNutt advocated a big bank solution to the on going discussions on consolidation amongst the Irish banks. It is the only solution to ensure the long term sustainability of Irish banking in the EU and Ireland Inc’s competitive advantage in financial services.