Frederik Harhoff
Frederik Harhoff holds a Master's degree in economics from the University of Copenhagen and a Master's degree in finance and economics from London School of Economics (LSE). He joined Copenhagen Economics in 2009 where he has worked with competition cases and the analysis of regulation. Prior to joining Copenhagen Economics, Frederik worked for NERA Economic Consulting and the Danish Ministry of Finance.
Frederik Harhoff has worked on cases on competition, spectrum auctions and public finance. He has worked for private clients in competition cases before the competition authorities and before the court in Denmark, Norway and Greenland. Moreover, he has worked on reports on competition issues for public and private clients, including a report for the European Parliament on the rules for state aid during the financial crisis. Concerning spectrum auctions, Frederik has advised private clients in bidding strategies in high-value auctions in three different European countries.
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