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ARTICLE · 12 NOVEMBER 2018

Merger Control

The Russian merger control rules are set forth in the Russian federal law "On the Protection of Competition" (the "Competition Law").

RussiaCorporate/Commercial Law

The In-House Lawyer magazine published country-specific Q&A that provides an overview to merger control laws and regulations that may occur in Russia. This Q&A is part of The Legal 500: Merger Control Country Comparative Guide (3rd edition). Stefan Weber, Head of Noerr Moscow, Tatiana Dovgan, Senior Associate, and Artem Kara, Associate answered the journalists' questions.

Overview

The Russian merger control rules are set forth in the Russian federal law "On the Protection of Competition" (the "Competition Law"). Since its coming into force in 2006, the Competition Law has been amended repeatedly. The latest significant amendments of the Competition Law in the area of merger control were enacted in 2016 (the so-called "fourth antimonopoly package"), introducing mandatory filings for the approval of joint venture agreements between competitors. The Competition Law provides for basic merger control rules that apply to any industry or market and to various types of

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