Sneha Ramakrishnan advises global corporate clients on a range of EU and UK competition law issues. Her experience covers EU, UK and multi-jurisdictional M&A mandates, EU antitrust investigations, UK market investigations and general competition advisory work (e.g. licensing and distribution arrangements), primarily spanning the financial services, media, technology and general industry sectors. She spent six months seconded to Freshfields’ US Litigation team as a trainee, working on antitrust, anti-bribery and corruption and fraud investigations for pharmaceutical and financial services clients. She also co-chair the Freshfields London Associate Women’s Network. She obtained both my undergraduate degree and LLM (including modules on competition and world trade law) from the University of Cambridge.
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The European Commission (Commission) announced today its decision to fine multinational cable and telecoms company Altice €124.5 million for breaching the EU Merger Regulation by implementing its 2015 acquisition of a telecommunications operator, PT Portugal, before notification to, or approval (...)
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With complex merger reviews now taking 6-15 months, buyers can face lengthy periods between signing and closing, when they bear commercial risk but the target is required to operate entirely independently. While most competition agencies allow buyers to take reasonable and necessary steps to (...)
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On 10 May 2017, the European Commission (Commission) released the final report on its two-year inquiry into the e-commerce sector (the Report). This Report presents the Commission’s definitive findings, taking account of comments received on its preliminary report of September 2016 and its (...)
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