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IBA Annual Conference Miami 2022

30 Oct - 4 Nov 2022

Room 229 A, Level 2

Session information

Increased government intervention in deal-making: the impact of FDI regulation and merger control on M&A transactions

Wednesday 2 November (0930 - 1045)

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Committee(s)

Corporate and M&A Law Committee (Lead)

Description

In the current global deal environment, nationalism and protectionism are flourishing and the parties must anticipate interference from national or supranational authorities, often with political agendas. This panel of leading global deal lawyers will focus on strategies to deal with the uncertainties imposed including unpredictable outcomes, delayed timing and generally increased risks. A particular emphasis on what we have learned the hard way - case studies of recent tricky transactions – will be employed.

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Isabella Ramsay Mannheimer Swartling, Stockholm, Sweden; Secretary, Corporate Governance and Activism Subcommittee
Jean-Claude Rivalland Norton Rose Fulbright, Paris, France; Publications Officer, Corporate and M&A Law Committee

Speakers

Harry Coghill Macfarlanes LLP, London, England
Kosturi Ghosh Trilegal, Bangalore, Karnataka, India; Chair, Corporate Membership Subcommittee
Susan Meisel Sony Music Entertainment, New York, New York, USA
Paula Vieira de Oliveira Mattos Filho, São Paulo, Brazil; Website Officer, Latin American Regional Forum

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