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ARTICLE · 13 MARCH 2019

Merger Control: Issues And Recommendations In Advance Of The Brexit Deadline

EU, Competition and Regulatory partners Helen Kelly and Kate McKenna discuss Merger Control issues and their recommendations for companies in advance of the Brexit deadline, in particular relating to the UK CMA ...

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EU, Competition and Regulatory partners Helen Kelly and Kate McKenna discuss Merger Control issues and their recommendations for companies in advance of the Brexit deadline, in particular relating to the UK Competition and Markets Authority and the possibility of more merger control filing requirements.

The UK Competition and Markets Authority ("CMA") may 'call-in' large transactions under review by the European Commission which have not been finally determined by 'Brexit Day':

As the UK will no longer form part of the EU Commission's 'one-stop-shop' regime in a 'no deal' Brexit, if the EU Commission has not issued a decision on a transaction by 29 March 2019, then the CMA could become an 'extra' jurisdiction where a merger control filing requirement which was not anticipated before 'Brexit Day' will arise.

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