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Keystone Grows Antitrust Team

By  |  December 19, 2022

Keystone Strategy announced that Stefan Hunt would join as Partner and Head of Keystone Advanced Technology Services (K.ATS) in Europe, on 24 January 2023. 
Dr Hunt is an advanced analytics leader and economist with 20 years of experience using rigorous analytics in competition, regulation and business strategy. Stefan will work closely with Andrea Coscelli and Cristina Caffarra – the joint heads of Europe, leading Keystone’s European expansion – and Rohit Chatterjee, the global head of K.ATS.
Keystone was founded by Greg Richards and Professor Marco Iansiti in 2003 and is one of the world’s most prominent advisors to the technology sector, building deep expertise by handling high-profile cases with a specific focus on the digital economy.

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    Keystone’s affiliates are all top academic experts on digital transformation, innovation, platform economics, computer science, strategic management, and ecosystems, supported by 150 professionals across its US and London offices. 
    Dr Hunt spent nearly five years at the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), creating the world-leading data and technology function among competition agencies, now a team of over 50 specialists. Before that, he founded data science, behavioural economics and rigorous micro econometric analysis capabilities at the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority. He has a PhD in Economics from Harvard University.