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Kartellrecht READY
Competition law for daily business
What may I discuss with a competitor at a trade fair? When does information exchange breach competition law? And what happens when AI pricing algorithms collude?
3 modules ~60 minutes 20 exam questions
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What you get at the end
Pass the exam and you'll receive this credential.
Publicly verifiable at nterion.de/verify. With your name, score and a QR code for instant authenticity check. Valid for 18 months. Internal competence statement of N.terion Academy — not an ISO/IEC 17024 certification.
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giltig till 12/2027
Alexander Holtermann
Professor Dr. Alexander Holtermann, Ph.D., DBA
Nikita Rösner
Nikita Rösner, MBA
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How the course works
1Register2Learn3Quiz4Exam5Certificate
Curriculum
3 modules in detail
1Competition-law fundamentals▾
Art. 101/102 TFEUGWBHorizontal vs. vertical agreements
2Day-to-day risk situations▾
Trade fairsIndustry associationsInformation exchangePrice collusion
3AI and competition law▾
Algorithmic pricingHub-and-spokeSignaling
What you learn
Know the competition-law limits in day-to-day business
Distinguish permitted from prohibited information exchange
Recognise compliance risks at trade fairs and association meetings
Classify AI pricing algorithms under competition law
Who is this course for?
Sales, purchasing, managers, industry-association representatives
Legal basis
Art. 101/102 TFEU, GWB (best practice)
Recertification: Annually recommended
Frequently asked questions about Kartellrecht READY
Is information exchange always prohibited?▾
No — but exchanging competition-sensitive information (prices, volumes, customer orders) between competitors is highly risky.