With competition constituting one of the fundamental driving factors for optimal functioning of free markets and development of vibrant economies, competition law has emerged as an area of growing international significance, being further propelled in the context of globalisation with unprecedented advances in technology and flourishing cross-border flow of goods, talents and capital. Focusing on this key topic, the first edition of this webinar series presented a systematic overview of the basics of competition law, including the overarching goals and different types of agreements, mergers and abuse of dominance dealt with in competition law. The expert speaker, Mr Kelvin Kwok, also examined major competition regimes and deliberated on the complexities of the internationalisation of competition law, before concluding with a case study that succinctly illustrated an array of challenges and potential solutions revolving around cross-border anti-competitive practices. The second and third editions of the International Competition Law Series are to be held on 15 and 23 September 2022.