Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

It's a great pleasure to introduce today's speaker for this sales lunchtime seminar.

As Professor Armstrong mentioned this morning, this email of our very old,

Neil Van, and you're forgiven in a moment for the burst with

five.

Neve came to Cambridge in 2003.

She was an undergraduate at Gerton, and I can say from first-hand experience, she's

one of the best students we've ever had and we are extremely proud of her.

She then went on to New York to do an LLM.

Then she spent some time working with the Irish Competition Authority.

While she was doing that, she also achieved an MA by King's College London in competition law.

And then she returned to Cambridge to do a PhD on the

interaction between competition and relation, a PhD in which she completed exactly within

three years and then she was awarded the degree with no corrections and she has recently

received an offer for publication of her PHSE as a monograph with Cambridge University Press.

She's also, as many of you know, a lecturer in role and a fellow at Fitzwilliams, as you can say, very impressive indeed.

So I know we are all looking forward to hearing her presentation today.

She's going to talk about the role of private enforcement with an EU competition law,

and she will kindly take some questions afterwards.

So over to you.

Thank you for very kind introduction, Albertina.

I'm going to talk on the general topic of private enforcement.

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