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Italy: Judge named new head of competition authority

By  |  January 2, 2019

Italy’s government has appointed Naples court president Roberto Rustichelli as head of the country’s competition authority.

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    Roberto Rustichelli was born in Faenza and is 57 years old, but lives in Naples where he is president of the B college of the Commercial Court. He graduated in Law at the University of Bologna and in Economics and Management at Sapienza.

    “There were a total of 112 candidates, 89% men, 11% women, 51 lawyers, 21 magistrates, 42 university professors, 7 civil servants, 3 entrepreneurs and 6 retirees,” explained the president of the Chamber, Roberto Fico adding that “today we have done something truly exceptional, we have managed to create a method and to put in place a public practice that before, was never possible” explaining the selection procedures of the candidates.

    “We have started a new method with President Fico: that of transparency. For this reason we asked the various candidates to send the various curricula to our e-mail, we examined them, bearing in mind the merit,” added President Elisabetta Casellati during the press conference.

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