Mergers and FDI, what to expect in 2021

Mergers and FDI - what to expect in 2021

A webinar presented by the IBA Antitrust Section

25 FEB 2021 1300-1400 GMT

This session aims to take a look at emerging trends in merger control and foreign direct investments (FD) in 2021 impacting transactions, covering China, the EU, the UK and the US.

With the new Biden Administration in the US, major economic and political changes in Europe and Asia as a result of the global pandemic and the impact of Brexit, this session will explore the potential effect on the regulatory scrutiny of transactions.

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Catriona Hatton
Baker Botts, Brussels; Secretary, IBA Antitrust Section

Michael Han
Fangda Law, Beijing

Alastair Mordaunt
Freshfields, Hong Kong

Sonia Pfaffenroth
Arnold & Porter, Washington, DC

Dr Falk Schöning
Hogan Lovells, Berlin/Brussels

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Mergers and FDI, what to expect in 2021