Trojan Economics is pleased to announce the successful completion of its Internship Programme 2026, which offered graduates in law and economics the opportunity to work on real and topical issues in competition law, competition economics, State aid and market regulation.
During the programme, the participants contributed to the preparation of articles, guides and analyses on issues at the centre of modern competition policy, with a particular focus on the connection between legal assessment and economic analysis.
As part of the Internship Programme 2026, the following articles and studies were prepared:
- EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation: Executive Guide
- The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation: A New Pillar of Transaction Risk Management
- Cartel Damages Claims: The Economic Toolkit for Corporate Litigants
- When the Economic Model Is the Case: Reality vs. Complexity in Antitrust Law
- From Assertion to Proof: The Strategic Role of Economic Analysis in Competition Cases
Trojan Economics warmly congratulates Eleana Polydorou, Marina Kouloumbri, Eleftheria Xenophontos and Panayiota Georgiou for their successful participation and contribution to the firm’s work.
Dr. Panayiotis Agisilaou, Founder & Managing Director of Trojan Economics, stated:
The Internship Programme 2026 was not a conventional internship. The participants worked on demanding topics, developed analytical thinking and contributed to the production of substantive content. At Trojan Economics, we believe that knowledge gains value when it is applied in practice.
With the completion of the programme, Trojan Economics reaffirms its commitment to supporting young professionals and contributing to the development of expertise in competition economics, competition law, State aid and market regulation.
