In the public consultations leading up to the UK competition reforms introduced under the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013, debate overlooked the uncertainties that still engulf ‘public interest mergers’ in the UK. The Secretary of State retains a residual power to propose new public interest exceptions and there is speculation of what form these new interests could take. This short article alludes to some of the proposals for new public interest criteria and considers the implications of these on the future of UK merger control
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The CMA has issued guidance about how its role as the main UK competition law regulator will change ...
The Anti-monopoly Law in China allows the responsible authority for merger control to consider not o...
Against a backdrop of a new phase of development of merger control in the UK, and the revision of th...
In the public consultations leading up to the UK competition reforms introduced under the Enterprise...
The article will discuss the boundaries of UK merger control set by national security concerns again...
The purpose of the thesis is to discuss whether public interest considerations play a role in merger...
Brexit raises particular issues for competition law and policy because it is a field in which the Eu...
A notable effect of ‘Brexit’ is that it will create new freedoms for the UK to shape its competition...
As part of preparations for life after Brexit, the UK Government has introduced wide-ranging proposa...
The United Kingdom has recently introduced a unitary competition regime. Begining with 1979, the Uni...
As part of preparations for life after Brexit, the Government of the United Kingdom has introduced w...
In the South Africa context for merger consideration the issue of labour has always been a pertinent...
When US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer sought to acquire its UK-listed counterpart AstraZeneca in 2014,...
Regulation by litigation has driven U.S. merger regulation to crisis. The reliance on private lawsui...
This article explores the current assessment procedure relating to media mergers in the UK and proce...
The CMA has issued guidance about how its role as the main UK competition law regulator will change ...
The Anti-monopoly Law in China allows the responsible authority for merger control to consider not o...
Against a backdrop of a new phase of development of merger control in the UK, and the revision of th...