Remedies are an important tool for competition authorities in merger control. In most jurisdictions, prohibitions can be avoided by crafting remedies able to resolve competition law concerns. The design and implementation of merger remedies have evolved during the last two decades. Merger remedies aim to remove competition law concerns raised by a merger. Remedies are designed on a case by case basis. In order to guide companies, competition authorities have established mainstream principles in the form of notices on remedies accepted that serve as a framework for a case by case approach [1]. The objective of this foreword is to present the highlights of more than 700 articles of e-Competitions that address specifically, or more generally, merger remedies undertaken and accepted, or
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Merger remedies and competition law: An overview of EU and national case law
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