Saïd-Nour SAMAKÉ

Developed a telecom–OTT substitution model estimated on a 29-country quarterly panel. Presented research at international academic and policy conferences.

Built a quarterly operator–application panel and estimated the causal impact of OTT engagement on revenue and CapEx. Led economic analysis and drafting of Orange's response to an ARCEP consultation on public-initiative networks.

Managed the association's budget and accounts as Treasurer. Coordinated student integration and organized cultural and theatrical activities.

Taught applied economics and introductory methods of economic analysis.

Analyzed the telecom–platform relationship as a two-sided market to explain the network cost-sharing imbalance. Proposed four cost-recovery strategies and adapted hyperscaler pricing models to network resources.

Conducted empirical research on prudential regulation and bank efficiency in the WAEMU region, since developed into a paper under review.

PhD candidate in Economics (CIFRE with Orange) at University of Rennes – CNRS, CREM UMR 6211, expected to complete in March 2027. Thesis focuses on regulation and pricing of content and application providers for better sharing of network costs.

Master's degree in Economics, Banking and Finance from the University of Bordeaux, with a thesis on interactions between monetary policy and prudential policy in the Euro area.

Bachelor's degree in Economics and Social Sciences from the University of Bordeaux.