Tag: Merger Control

Recent developments regarding global competition enforcement and foreign direct investment, or FDI, review regimes have created uncertainty for cross-border transactions.  Specifically, global merger control...

By Philip F. Monaghan, Lining Shan, Vivian Wang1   China’s merger control regime is an increasingly important consideration for global M&A transactions.  Indeed, the critical path...

By: Tobias Pukropski (Antitrust Politics) International merger control proceedings are a challenge in itself for companies. Potentially facing proceedings in jurisdictions or with regulators in...

This paper comments on the results of the first ex post review of merger cases undertaken by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (“ACCC”),...

The digital economy continues to grow massively worldwide, and agencies around the world have been exploring options for greater regulation in the digital economy,...

By: German Zakharov & Dmitry Domnin (The Antitrust Attorney) The Russian merger control regime is established by Federal Law No. 135-FZ dated July 26, 2006 “On Protection...

By Luis Marin-Tobar1   Introduction Ecuador is close to reaching the ten-year anniversary of its first domestic competition law, the “Organic Law for the Regulation and Control...

By Menesh S. Patel1   Introduction Consider a hypothetical merger subject to Hart-Scott-Rodino. Suppose that the merger receives a second request, but the reviewing agency ultimately determines...

By Alejandro Alterwain1 A new merger control regime entered into force in Uruguay on April 12, 2020. This article describes its main features and enforcement...

Today, companies have had no doubt that they compete in terms of data. Data feeds companies to improve the quality of their products, to...