Competition lawyers prepare for cases, client meetings, and regulatory proceedings using legal analysis alone. They miss the financial layer that would make their advice distinctive, their arguments harder to reject, and their client conversations more valuable. That gap costs them mandates, credibility, and time.

Antitrust Intelligence exists to close it.

Founded by Aitor Ortiz, a lawyer and former Bloomberg Intelligence analyst, the firm is the first to systematically connect financial markets data to competition law practice. It does not compete with legal databases or news services. It created a category that did not exist before: forensic financial intelligence for antitrust professionals.

The firm's Financial Red Flag Methodology uses ten indicators drawn from public financial statements to identify where financial pressure creates legal and regulatory risk. Debt maturity walls, collapsing free cash flow, goodwill gaps, leverage traps, and adjusted EBITDA distortions. Each indicator is a signal. Each signal is a reason to call a client before the headline breaks.

Three products serve different needs. The Inner Circle delivers monthly briefs identifying one specific, monetisable legal opportunity per edition, with named companies and country-by-country advisory angles. Forensic Training is a 40-lesson course rated 4.89/5, with 100% of students recommending it to a colleague, teaching antitrust professionals to read financial documents the way a forensic analyst does. The Intelligence Platform provides weekly analysis combining antitrust and financial markets data.

The firm serves competition partners at leading law firms, in-house competition counsel at large companies, and antitrust regulators across Europe and beyond. Visit antitrust-intelligence.com

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