29.06.2022
14:30–16:00
Anti-Monopoly Legislation and Economic Support Under the Current Conditions
Congress Centre, conference hall B2
Under the current circumstances all branches of federal government need to react swiftly in order to mitigate the pressure from the economic sanctions and increase internal economic stability. Anti-monopoly agencies play an active role in supporting the economy in various ways, including by means of anti-monopoly regulation. For instance, in 2022 the Russian Federation introduced a number of legal initiatives, that permit parallel import. In particular, the Government of the Russian Federation was given the authority to establish a list of goods (groups of goods) in relation to which certain provisions of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation on protection of exclusive rights to the results of intellectual activity expressed in such goods and means of individualization, by which such goods are marked, cannot be applied, which gives prerequisites for development of parallel imports in Russia. In addition, as list of priority measures for the development of the Russian economy includes a proposal to introduce restrictions in terms of orientation to foreign currencies and foreign exchange indicators of the participants of the Russian commodity markets in determining the value of goods. Foreign jurisdictions, including the PRC and the EU, are also taking various measures to improve the effectiveness of antitrust enforcement under the current circumstances. During the session participants are invited to consider issues related to the development of competition, improvement of antimonopoly legislation and methods of antimonopoly regulation in the Russian Federation and abroad in the current economic environment.
Moderator
Sergey Puzyrevsky
Secretary of State – Deputy Head, Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation (FAS Russia)
Panellists
Aleksey Ivanov
Director, HSE - Skolkovo Institute for Law and Development, International BRICS Competition Law and Policy Centre, National Research University Higher School of Economics (online)
Sukesh Mishra
Legal Director, Competition Commission of India
Aleksey Sushkevich
Director of the Department for Antitrust Regulation, Eurasian Economic Commission
Vladimir Chistyukhin
First Deputy Governor, The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia)
Wilhelmina Shavshina
Associate Partner, Head of International Trade and Customs in CIS, Company B1
Tadzio Schilling
Chief Executive Officer, Association of European Businesses (АЕВ)
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Sergey Puzyrevsky
Secretary of State – Deputy Head, Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation (FAS Russia)

Aleksey Ivanov
Director, HSE - Skolkovo Institute for Law and Development, International BRICS Competition Law and Policy Centre, National Research University Higher School of Economics
Alexey Ivanov – Harvard University (LLM), Russian School of Private Law (Master of Private Law), Director of the HSE-Skolkovo Institute for Law and Development. Since 2012 Alexey has been teaching a course of lectures on Antitrust Regulation in the New Economy at the Higher School of Economics Faculty of Law. This course addresses the key challenges for development of competition law and policy over a backdrop of dramatic technological change. Alexey has long-standing professional experience in the court system, the public federal service, as well as in leading positions in large commercial energy and steel companies. For five years Alexey has served as Director of the Department for Legal Policy and Social Development at the Skolkovo Foundation, where he has been involved in research and legislative work aimed at the promotion of innovative activity in Russia. Aleksey is a director of the BRICS Antimonopoly Centre that specializes in reseach of pharmaceutical and digital markets of BRICS nations.

Sukesh Mishra
Legal Director, Competition Commission of India

Aleksey Sushkevich
Director of the Department for Antitrust Regulation, Eurasian Economic Commission

Vladimir Chistyukhin
First Deputy Governor, The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia)
Professional Experience:
1995–1996 – economist of the 2nd category, economist of the 1st category, leading economist with the Foreign Exchange Regulation Division of the Main Division for Foreign Exchange Regulation and Foreign Exchange Control Department of the Bank of Russia.
1996–1997 – leading economist of the Foreign Exchange Regulation Division, chief economist of the Foreign Exchange Control of Capital Operations Division of the Bank of Russia Foreign Exchange Regulation and Foreign Exchange Control Department.
1997–1999 – Deputy Head of the Foreign Exchange Control of Capital Operations Division – Section Head of the Foreign Exchange Regulation and Control Department of the Bank of Russia.
1999–2000 – Head of the Foreign Exchange Operations Analysis Division of the Foreign Exchange Regulation Department of the Bank of Russia.
2000–2002 – Deputy Director of Foreign Exchange Regulation Department of the Bank of Russia
2002–2004 – Deputy Director of Foreign Exchange Regulation and Control Department of the Bank of Russia.
2004–2011 – Deputy Director of Banking Regulation and Supervision Department of the Bank of Russia.
2011–2013 – Director of the Financial Stability Department of the Bank of Russia.
Since September 2013 to 2 March 2014 – First Deputy Head of the Financial Markets Service of the Bank of Russia.
Since 28 February 2014 – Deputy Governor of the Bank of Russia.
Since 17 January 2022: First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Russia.
Member of the Bank of Russia Board of Directors (since 10 October 2018).
Education:
In 1995, graduated from the Department of Law of the Lomonosov Moscow State University, major in law.
1995–1996 – economist of the 2nd category, economist of the 1st category, leading economist with the Foreign Exchange Regulation Division of the Main Division for Foreign Exchange Regulation and Foreign Exchange Control Department of the Bank of Russia.
1996–1997 – leading economist of the Foreign Exchange Regulation Division, chief economist of the Foreign Exchange Control of Capital Operations Division of the Bank of Russia Foreign Exchange Regulation and Foreign Exchange Control Department.
1997–1999 – Deputy Head of the Foreign Exchange Control of Capital Operations Division – Section Head of the Foreign Exchange Regulation and Control Department of the Bank of Russia.
1999–2000 – Head of the Foreign Exchange Operations Analysis Division of the Foreign Exchange Regulation Department of the Bank of Russia.
2000–2002 – Deputy Director of Foreign Exchange Regulation Department of the Bank of Russia
2002–2004 – Deputy Director of Foreign Exchange Regulation and Control Department of the Bank of Russia.
2004–2011 – Deputy Director of Banking Regulation and Supervision Department of the Bank of Russia.
2011–2013 – Director of the Financial Stability Department of the Bank of Russia.
Since September 2013 to 2 March 2014 – First Deputy Head of the Financial Markets Service of the Bank of Russia.
Since 28 February 2014 – Deputy Governor of the Bank of Russia.
Since 17 January 2022: First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Russia.
Member of the Bank of Russia Board of Directors (since 10 October 2018).
Education:
In 1995, graduated from the Department of Law of the Lomonosov Moscow State University, major in law.

Wilhelmina Shavshina
Associate Partner, Head of International Trade and Customs in CIS, Company B1
Wilhelmina is Customs and Global Trade CIS Leader and Partner of B1.
Wilhelmina is a recognized expert in the field of state regulation and has extensive experience in the field of foreign economic activity, customs administration and the implementation of customs policy in relation to investment activities.
Wilhelmina is recognized as one of the best lawyers in Russia in the categories "Government Regulation" and "Customs and Excise" in 2011-2018, 2021-2022 by Best Lawyers rating, as well as lawyer of the year in the category "Customs and Excise" in 2018, 2021 – 2022 by Best Lawyers rating.
Wilhelmina specializes in structuring international investment projects and foreign trade transactions, including licensing relations, concessions and franchises, advises on tariff and non-tariff regulation, currency control and other customs administration issues, including categorization, simplifications in terms of customs declaration and exemptions from customs control.
Wilhelmina also assists in resolving customs disputes and provides systematic legal protection of the interests of right holders.
Wilhelmina is a recognized expert in the field of state regulation and has extensive experience in the field of foreign economic activity, customs administration and the implementation of customs policy in relation to investment activities.
Wilhelmina is recognized as one of the best lawyers in Russia in the categories "Government Regulation" and "Customs and Excise" in 2011-2018, 2021-2022 by Best Lawyers rating, as well as lawyer of the year in the category "Customs and Excise" in 2018, 2021 – 2022 by Best Lawyers rating.
Wilhelmina specializes in structuring international investment projects and foreign trade transactions, including licensing relations, concessions and franchises, advises on tariff and non-tariff regulation, currency control and other customs administration issues, including categorization, simplifications in terms of customs declaration and exemptions from customs control.
Wilhelmina also assists in resolving customs disputes and provides systematic legal protection of the interests of right holders.

Tadzio Schilling
Chief Executive Officer, Association of European Businesses (АЕВ)
On May 1, 2020, Tadzio Schilling took office as the CEO of the Association of European Businesses (AEB).
Mr. Schilling was elected by representatives of the AEB’s member companies at the Annual General Meeting on March 17, 2020. He replaces Dr. Frank Schauff, who had headed the AEB since 2007 and was re-elected to a fourth term in 2016.
Tadzio Schilling holds an MA in International Relations and an advanced MA in International History and Politics from the Graduate Institute Geneva, as well as an Executive MPA from the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin.
In his professional career, he has worked in various finance, HR, and sales functions for companies such as Zurich Cantonal Bank, Dell Inc., Wesser & Partner, and FirstClimate. He has also worked as a researcher and lecturer in Russian Studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin.
Before joining the AEB, he served as Deputy Head of Economic Affairs, Finance, and Science at the Swiss Embassy, then as Inbound Business Development Leader and Head of the German Business Center at EY.
He has also served as Chairman of the AEB SME Committee and a Board Member of the Joint Chambers of Commerce Switzerland-CIS.
Tadzio speaks German, English, French, Italian, Russian, Polish, and some Chinese.
Mr. Schilling was elected by representatives of the AEB’s member companies at the Annual General Meeting on March 17, 2020. He replaces Dr. Frank Schauff, who had headed the AEB since 2007 and was re-elected to a fourth term in 2016.
Tadzio Schilling holds an MA in International Relations and an advanced MA in International History and Politics from the Graduate Institute Geneva, as well as an Executive MPA from the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin.
In his professional career, he has worked in various finance, HR, and sales functions for companies such as Zurich Cantonal Bank, Dell Inc., Wesser & Partner, and FirstClimate. He has also worked as a researcher and lecturer in Russian Studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin.
Before joining the AEB, he served as Deputy Head of Economic Affairs, Finance, and Science at the Swiss Embassy, then as Inbound Business Development Leader and Head of the German Business Center at EY.
He has also served as Chairman of the AEB SME Committee and a Board Member of the Joint Chambers of Commerce Switzerland-CIS.
Tadzio speaks German, English, French, Italian, Russian, Polish, and some Chinese.