Mariam Arutyunyan

Associate Principal
Mariam Arutyunyan | European Competition | Charles River Associates

Mariam Arutyunyan is Associate Principal in the European Competition Practice of Charles River Associates. She is an empirical economist and advises clients on competition and antitrust economics including horizontal and vertical mergers, abuse of dominance investigations, and market investigations.

Since joining CRA in 2017, Mariam has advised clients before the European Commission, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), DOJ in the US, CADE in Brazil, as well as other national competition authorities. This included numerous high profile cases across a variety of industries including local retail (Sainsbury’s/Asda, UK; Loxam/UKP, UK), local delivery (Uber/Postmates, US), offshore oil & gas and marine (Kongsberg / Rolls Royce, European Commission), telecoms (Cellnex/CK Hutchison, UK; Cellnex/Arqiva, UK), TV and music streaming (advising Sony Music on the CMA’s Music Streaming investigation, UK; PPF/CME, the Czech Republic), live entertainment venues (AEG/Onex JV, UK), industrials (Ingersoll Rand/Gardner Denver, European Commission), and pharmaceuticals (abuse of dominance position, UK).

Prior to joining CRA, Mariam completed MPhil in Economic Research from the University of Cambridge (Cambridge, UK) and BSc in Economics from the Higher School of Economics (Moscow, Russia). Her working languages are English, Russian and Armenian.

Selected engagements

  • 01
    CRA advises AWS on CMA’s cloud services market investigation
    A CRA team led by Mikaël Hervé, Sebastian Panthöfer, Christian Michel, Mariam Arutyunyan, Areen Dakessian, Federico Navarro, and Charles Conquest advised AWS...
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  • 02
    EC unconditionally approves $16.5bn acquisition of Catalent by Novo Holdings
    By providing additional fill-finish capacity, the transaction would enable Novo Nordisk to reach more obesity and diabetes patients faster. The Commission...
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  • 03
    CMA clears Amazon’s partnership with Anthropic after phase 1 review
    In particular, the CMA found that the share of supply test was passed for any description of goods or services, so that the partnership did not create a...
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