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M&A Antitrust Outlook: Trends Shaping Enforcement Strategies

Global M&A Antitrust Outlook: Trends Shaping Enforcement Strategies.

Created byKnowledge Group
IntermediateUpdated Dec 2, 2024
M&A Antitrust Outlook: Trends Shaping Enforcement Strategies

What You'll Learn

check_circleUnderstand the impact of the Biden administration on U.S. M&A antitrust policies and how this may evolve under future administrations.
check_circleExplore global trends in M&A antitrust enforcement and their implications for cross-border transactions.
check_circleExamine China's guidelines for horizontal and non-horizontal concentration reviews and their application in antitrust regulation.
check_circleAnalyze enforcement trends against killer acquisitions and the role of subsidies in M&A antitrust scrutiny, particularly in China.

About This Course

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) face increasing scrutiny as antitrust enforcement evolves in response to shifting economic and political landscapes. Under the Biden administration, U.S. M&A antitrust enforcement has become more aggressive, with heightened attention on consolidation in a range of industries. The outlook may shift again under the next U.S. administration, making it critical for businesses and legal professionals to stay informed of the latest developments and potential upcoming changes. Globally, agencies in Europe and China have also introduced new rules and enforcement measures targeting M&A activities, such as China’s recent regulations against “killer acquisitions” and new considerations regarding subsidies.

In this webcast, James K. Hunsberger of Axinn, Veltrop & Harkrider LLP and Liang Ding of DeHeng Law Offices will provide an in-depth analysis of the latest developments and trends in M&A antitrust enforcement across various jurisdictions. Speakers will discuss key policy changes, significant enforcement actions, and regulatory updates under the current U.S. administration and forecast potential shifts under the next U.S. administration. They will also delve into global M&A antitrust dynamics, including new regulations in China, the evolving role of subsidies, and the impact of cross-border cooperation among antitrust authorities.

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James K.  Hunsberger
James K. Hunsberger

Partner at Axinn, Veltrop & Harkrider

James K. Hunsberger is a partner at Axinn, Veltrop & Harkrider LLP in Washington, D.C., where he helps clients navigate the full range of complex antitrust challenges, from major global mergers to high-stakes litigation and government investigations. James has over a decade of experience representing leading companies in high-profile matters before courts across the country, the DOJ and FTC, and international agencies.

Liang Ding
Liang Ding

Partner with 10+ Years of Experience in Antitrust Litigation, Investigation, and Compliance at DeHeng Law Offices

Mr. Ding focuses on merger filing, antitrust litigation, antitrust investigation, and antitrust compliance. He has accumulated a vast amount of experience in his more than ten years of practice. Mr. Ding was one of the first Chinese lawyers to appear in the WTO, and is one of the first lawyers in China to have been in contact with and long engaged in the 337 investigation practice.

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