Tag: Merger Control

This article examines the use of behavioral remedies in merger control in China, and contrasts it with the stance opposing conduct remedies in the...

The long list of semiconductor transactions around the globe in the past few years underlines China’s continuing role as one of the key jurisdictions...

Many competition authorities have provisions for transactions of “minor importance” where the parties involved can avoid mandatory pre-merger notification.  Several industries have seen merger...

We tend to think of mergers and monopolization as separate and distinct branches of antitrust. Using Section 2 to attack mergers raises the question...

Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union prohibits the abuse of a dominant position. The European Commission has generally...

By Dr. Amir Nabil1   I. Introduction Almost 17 years after the enactment of the Egyptian Competition Law (“ECL”), pre-merger control was finally introduced through the Law...

By: Rostom Omar, Esq. (Primerio/African Antitrust) Egypt finally adopts a new merger-control regime that would transform the system from a post-notification to a pre-approval system. After...

By Christophe Carugati (Université Paris II) Privacy in competition cases is becoming common due to the importance of data. The literature thus focuses on the...

By Simon Vande Walle1   Former President Bill Clinton famously denied having had sexual relations with Ms. Lewinsky. After the details of his affair became public,...

Competition agencies should build on the existing and successful case-by-case cooperation framework used in assessing mergers that are notified in multiple jurisdictions and develop...