Anna
Turi

Pázmány Péter University, Deák Institute of Post-gradual Studies, Budapest/Hungary (Competition Law 2010)
University of Regensburg, Regensburg/Germany (LL.M. 2006)
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest/Hungary (Dr. iur. 2005)

European Commission, DG Enterprise & Industry, Intern, Brussels/Belgium (2006-2007)
National Law Firm, Associate, Budapest/Hungary (2005-2007)
International Law Firm, Intern, Budapest/Hungary (2003)
National Law Firm, Intern, Washington D.C./USA (2002)

Budapest Bar Association

• business breakfast | Schoenherr Hungary

• Author of numerous articles on Competition Law
• Hajnali rajtaütések

• The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Merger Control 2018

• The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Merger Control 2017

• merger control booklet

• CEE: Competition Monthly Bulletin – September/October 2020

• CEE: Competition Monthly Bulletin – August 2020

• CEE: Competition Monthly Bulletin – June 2020

• cee overview - business to consumer protection

• Cooperation with the Competition Authority and Transactional Institutions in Hungary – Do they Work in Practice?

• Faster Authorisation of a Transaction but Higher Risk of a Fine in Merger Control Proceedings?

• Hungary & EU: What Would You Do If the Competition Authority Greeted You in Your Office?

• Significant changes expected to Hungary's online accommodation booking market

• Novelties in Hungarian competition law - 2023

• HCA uses its powers to uncover roots of record-high food inflation

• Amendments to the Hungarian Competition Act in 2023: inflation has spilled over into the HCA's procedures

• Hungarian Competition Authority to propose sustainable product routes and boost domestic production in the insulation materials market

• Hungary: What to expect from HCA in 2022

• Hungary: Competition authority publishes results of accelerated sectoral inquiry into COVID rapid tests market in Hungary – resulting in instant changes to the market

• Hungary: Competition authority publishes results of the first accelerated sectoral inquiry into the national brick market

• Hungary: Spar Will Create Opportunities for Local Small Producers as a Redress for Abuse of Significant Market Power – a Unique Way to Avoid Fine

• Hungary: More pressure selling in hotel booking sector – cooperation with HCA prevents substantial fine

• CEE: Competition Monthly Bulletin – July 2020

• HCA imposes record fine on Booking.com for unfair commercial practices

• CEE: Competition Monthly Bulletin – May 2020

• CEE: EU & Competition Monthly Bulletin – April 2020

• Hungary: What to consider in competition law with Covid-19

• Hungary: Increased fines – HCA targets telecom companies

• Rising focus on HCA settlement proceedings – case law round-up l Hungary

• By cash or card? HCA releases findings of sector inquiry into bank card acceptance market

• Digital consumer protection in action – HCA launches market study into digital comparison tools

• Hungarian Competition Authority revokes its decision clearing Digi's acquisition of Invitel and imposes a significant fine

• Hungary: HCA's recent practice: cooperation and commitments

• Major changes in trade secret protection are coming to Hungary

• Hungary: Influencers have been targeted by the HCA, but what about buying followers?

• Hungary: Compliance and compensation in consumer protection cases: the Vodafone example

• Hungary: HCA uses new investigative tool under merger control regime

• Hungarian Competition Authority assumes jurisdiction over a merger - the new investigative tool in action

• Hungary: HCA steps up against bid rigging in public procurement

• Legality of large retail chains' use of rebates remains dubious