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- Germanys Proposal to Introduce size of transaction Merger Review Thresholds
Germany’s Proposal to Introduce “size-of-transaction” Merger Review Thresholds Steps up Wider European Debate over Acquisitions of Start-ups
July 13, 2016, Covington Alert
On July 1, 2016, the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy published a proposed draft amendment to the German Act against Restraints of Competition, which would introduce a new merger control notification threshold based on transaction value. The draft (i) introduces a new merger control notification threshold based on transaction value, (ii) introduces specific criteria for the appraisal of market power in multi-sided markets (which involve products that create value by enabling direct interaction by distinct groups of customers. Examples include credit cards, health networks, software operating systems, search engines, and communications systems), (iii) aligns parental liability with EU law (joint and several liability of companies which form a single economic entity) and expands liability of legal successors (including succession by asset acquisition), and (iv) implements the EU Damages Directive.
Two Covington Partners on GCR’s Women in Antitrust List
December 2, 2016
LONDON—Global Competition Review has named two Covington partners to its Women in Antitrust list. Now in its fifth year, the report aims to identify and celebrate achievements of elite female antitrust professionals in private practice, as well as expert economists, in-house counsel, enforcers, and academics around the world. Miranda Cole is a partner based in ...
One lateral hire and one return for Covington
April 30, 2014, GCR
Covington partners Peter Camesasca and Johan Ysewyn are featured in the articles above regarding their move to the firm's Brussels office.