LPC Law Notes International Competition and Anti-Trust Notes
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Merger Control
Outcomes
Recognise the basic elements common in all merger control regimes
Appreciate the merger rules which apply in the EU, UK and US
Recognise and apply the concepts of a ‘concentration’ with an ‘EU dimension’ under the Merger Regulation
Understand the substantive test contained within the Merger Regulation
Identify when a ‘relevant merger situation’ arises under UK merger rules
Develop letter writing skills
Outcome 1 – basic elements of merger control regimes
Basic Info |
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Notice and Review |
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Outcome 2 – Merger rules in EU, UK and US; Outcome 3 – concepts of ‘concentration’ and ‘EU dimension’; Outcome 4 – the substantive test within the Merger Regulation
EU Merger Control - Merger Regulation – Council Regulation 139/2004/EC | ||
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Jurisdictional issues |
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Concentration (Art 3) |
Control
Joint venture and concentration
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‘EU dimension’ (Art 1) |
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Turnover thresholds | The turnover thresholds will be exceeded whereeither:
unless each of the undertakings concerned achieves more than two-thirds of its aggregate EU-wide turnover within one and the same member state (this threshold - the so-called "two-thirds rule" - is intended to exclude cases where the effects of the merger are felt primarily in a single member state, when it is more appropriate for the national competition authorities (NCAs) to deal with it) (Article 1(2), Merger Regulation) or:
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