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Merger Control

As authorities become more interventionist, our merger control lawyers can help you get your international deals over the line. 

Overview

Most countries have some form of merger control regime, which can hamper any international deals before they get off the ground. In order to navigate the complex world of antitrust merger control regulation, you need to work with a legal team backed by experience. 

Our merger control lawyers have worked with the UK Competition & Markets Authority (CMA), European Commission, and APAC  to get clearances on an international scale. Where necessary, we also work with local merger control firms and professionals to assist with your specific case. 

Our legal support covers the full breadth of your merger control requirements, from structuring transactions to identifying potential competition risks at an early stage. We work with you to make the filing process as straightforward as possible, and can assist in navigating even the most complex of cases. This may include making the case for clearance during an extended merger control investigation. 

To learn more about how we can help you to navigate merger control authorities, please reach out to a member of the team.

Get in touch

Tom McQuail, Partner at RPC

Tom McQuail

Partner, Competition

+44 20 3060 7032

London

Tom McQuail
Ivan Chang, Partner at RPC

Ivan Chang

Partner

+852 2216 7000

Hong Kong

Ivan Chang

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