Liehling (Amy) Wu Liehling Wu has been with Taiwan Fair Trade Commission (TFTC) since 1994. Before transferring to current Department in 2008, she has worked at Department of Unfair Competition as an investigator and section chief, and Planning Department as a specialist. Currently, she is a section chief in charge of investigating and taking enforcement actions against abuse of dominance, cartels, resale price maintenance, and other vertical restrictive violations. In the past 7 years, she has extensive practical experience on merger reviews and cartel investigations, including an international price-fixing case which was the first leniency filed to TFTC and deemed a violation with the highest fine for an individual company. Besides, she is mandated to supervise “the International Antitrust Action Plan” including providing investigation plans for staff, and promoting business antitrust compliance. Except for case investigation, she was designated on behalf of TFTC to participate as a lecturer or teacher-panelist in OECD training seminar in Korea and JICA in Japan. She received her bachelor’s degree from National Taiwan University and a master’s degree from University of Chicago in the United States, both in public policies. She had her extensive research and training programs at Harvard Law School (visiting scholar) and London School of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE), UK (leadership program).
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