Designed for professionals working in regulatory environments, this course covers a spectrum of topics from regulatory economics to the impact of technology on regulation. Delivered by highly knowledgeable industry experts, the master class offers a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application tailored for those aiming to excel in the regulatory field.
This course is an invaluable opportunity for professionals to:
- Engage with seasoned experts and gain insights into the complexities of modern regulation
- Develop a deep understanding of the interaction between regulation, economics, and technology
- Network with peers from various sectors, fostering connections and collaborative opportunities
- Earn credits towards formal qualifications through our University of Strathclyde accreditation
Quién debe asistir
The Advanced Regulatory Master Class is of particular interest to professionals working with regulatory frameworks across a range of regulated sectors, such as:
- Senior regulators and policymakers
- Legal professionals specialising in regulatory law
- Economic advisors and analysts focusing on market behaviour and regulation
- Executives and managers within regulated industries
- Academic researchers or educators in economics, law, or public policy
Delegates attending the Advanced Regulatory Master Class will benefit from the first-hand experiences of senior industry decision-makers.
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Advanced Regulatory Master Class Outline
Artículo | Presentador |
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Day 1 | |
Introduction | Steve Day |
Session 1: Introduction to Advanced Regulation
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Profesor H Nwana |
Session 2: Regulatory Economics
|
Prof Geoffrey Myers |
Session 3: Effective Regulatory Law Processes: Design and Implementation
This session looks at the logic of the overall framework of economic regulation, with an accent on the EU system.
|
Kevin Werry |
Day 2 | |
Session 4: Regulation vs Competition: Market Power and Market Assessment
This session examines the nature and sources of market power, highlighting its social costs. The session also examines the practical concept of effective competition.
|
Prof Geoffrey Myers |
Session 5: Regulatory Remedies: Principles and Outcomes
This session looks at the remedies that can be imposed in order to counter market power and the ways in which the design of regulatory instruments can incorporate economic principles.
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Prof Geoffrey Myers |
Session 6: Economic Aspects of Spectrum Management
Spectrum, as a fixed and essential resource, is central to modern regulation. This session will look at the ways in which spectrum allocation and assignment increasingly reflect economic principles.
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Dr. Charles Jenne |
Session 7: Cost and Price Regulation: Case Studies
Economic regulation often relies on cost modelling for the setting of prices for wholesale and retail services. This session will provide a reminder of how cost models are constructed and focus on the study of recent developments and controversies. Issues covered will include:
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Mark Spracklen |
Day 3 | |
Session 8: Regulatory Technology
A combination of examples of good and bad regulation with a rethink of regulation and technology
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James Wild |
Session 9: Mobile Sector Regulation
Competition in mobile is often strong, but cost modelling has been hugely important for regulation of the mobile sector, particularly in relation to call termination rates. This session will cover some of the key economic debates and current issues affecting regulation of the mobile sector.
|
Andrew Gorton |
Sightseeing in the beautiful historic city of Bath | |
Day 4 | |
Session 10: Technology, Economics and Regulation
This session looks at how growth of broadband has changed the competitive landscape and created new regulatory issues.
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Profesor H Nwana |
Session 11: Access Regulation and Investment
Regulators in many countries worry that past policies towards access regulation may have inhibited investment in next-generation infrastructure. This session will look at the basis of those concerns and compare the evidence from different regulatory regimes.
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Jibirila Leinyuy |
Session 12: Group Exercise
This case study focuses on regulatory issues around market reviews and company and network mergers.
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Prof H Nwana & Jibirila Leinyuy |
Evening: Private class dinner with presentation of certificates | |
Day 5 | |
Session 13: The Internet Value Chain – Over-The-Top and Net Neutrality
Net neutrality is the principle whereby all information flowing across the internet should be treated equally. But with more people streaming data-rich video and the growth of social networking, the internet faces congestion concerns.
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Profesor H Nwana |
Session 14: New Directions for Regulation
In this session we will look at how recent technological, digital, macro-economic, industry changes and market changes have created new challenges for regulators.
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Profesor H Nwana |
Review and Close | Profesor H Nwana |
Formadores del curso
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