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17Dec

Compliance Group newsletter – Up to Dentons November/December 2019

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How to avoid the gun-jumping fever - When an M&A transaction needs to be approved by a competition authority, parties are usually prohibited from implementing it before securing clearance (the so-called “standstill obligation”). For many years,...
By: Dentons
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