Economic Tools for State Aid Analysis: MEIP, MEOT, Calculating the Amount of State Aid in Loans and Guarantees, Funding Gap Analysis

The Market Economy Investor Principle (MEIP) and the Market Economy Operator Test (MEOT) are concepts developed by the European Commission to determine the size of an economic advantage. As this is often unclear – especially when the State intervenes through measures comparable to that of private investors – join us in Amsterdam or online! You will receive an overview on the most important economic tools to successfully assess State aid cases as well as examples on their application.

Participants receive a certificate upon participation.

Starting from € 990,- (excl. VAT)

Details

Methodology

A Lexxion Training provides you with a comprehensive overview of the current State aid control system in different sectors. Presentations, practical exercises and group work will enable you to apply the guidelines in the respective sector in practice.

This training will be conducted by renowned experts from EU and Member States’ institutions, as well as leading law firms and consultancies.

Our training method combines the three stages of learning to ensure that participants obtain the best possible understanding of EU rules:

Identification of the main points or principles,
Appreciation of the complexities and limitation of the principles,
Application of the rules and principles.

Participants will be actively involved in the course. The sessions will combine presentations, case studies and discussion on practical issues. You will have ample opportunities to present your own issues and discuss them with the speakers and participants from other Member States.

Course materials are available to download after the event.

Course Material – No need to miss anything!

If you are unable to attend the course you may want to order all the presentations shown during the event. The price is € 249,- (excl. of VAT). If interested, please contact Camilla Coltorti.

Who Should Participate?

Officials from:

Ministries and other national authorities;
National Competition Authorities;
State Aid Monitoring Offices;
Courts of Auditors;
Regional governments;
Communal and City councils;
National and Regional Development Agencies involved in granting State aid in sectors such as:
- Transport and infrastructure;
- Finance;
- Environment and Energy;
- Telecommunication and Broadband;
- Social services and health;
- Agriculture;
- Research, Development & Innovation.

ESI funds experts from:

Institutions coordinating the national
strategies for Structural Funds;
Managing, Certifying and Audit Authorities,
Intermediate bodies;
Bodies implementing EU funded projects.

Lawyers and consultants;
Experts from public and private banks;
Academics.