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30 Oct 2020 C

Antitrust and Developing Economies in an Era of Crises - Webinar #3 : Gouging, Opportunism, Access, Industrial Policy, and the Challenge to First Principles of Competition

Babatunde Irukera, Philip Marsden, Mondo Mazwai, Marcio De Oliveira Jr, Thando Vilakazi, Dennis Davis, Harry First, Eleanor M. Fox

This webinar was organized by Concurrences, in partnership with Charles River Associates, ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law, Orrick, and RBB Economics, with Babatunde Irukera (Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission), Philip Marsden (College of Europe), Mondo Mazwai (Competition (...)

27 Oct 2020 eB

Merger Control in Latin America - A Jurisdictional Guide INTRODUCTION

Pamela Sittenfeld, Paulo Burnier Da Silveira

INTRODUCTION Pamela Sittenfeld * (Ministry of Trade of Costa Rica) Paulo Burnier da Silveira ** (OECD) * Pamela Sittenfeld is an attorney. She graduated from the Universidad de Costa Rica, and has an Msc in Regulation and Competition from the LSE in London. She is an adviser to the Ministry of (...)

27 Oct 2020 eB

Merger Control in Latin America - A Jurisdictional Guide BRAZIL

Vinicius Marques de Carvalho

BRAZIL Vinicius Marques de Carvalho * Marcela Mattiuzzo ** Maria Eduarda Scott *** (Vinicius Marques de Carvalho Advogados) Abstract This paper intends to provide an overview of merger control proceedings in Brazil. In 2012, the Brazilian competition authorities went through significant shifts (...)

23 Jul 2020 B

The BRICS Competition Authorities issue a statement on COVID-19

Pallavi Shroff, John Handoll, Naval Satarawala Chopra, Shweta Shroff Chopra, Harman Singh Sandhu, Manika Brar, Aparna Mehra, Gauri Chhabra, Yaman Verma, Rohan Arora • July 2020

The Heads of the BRICS Competition Authorities of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa issued a Statement on COVID-19. The Authorities noted the significant impact of the pandemic on all aspects of global economic stability, especially in developing countries and recognised the (...)

6 Jul 2020 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority publishes general guidelines for competitor collaborations allowed during the COVID-19 crisis

Eduardo Caminati Anders, Marcio de Carvalho Silveira Bueno, Guilherme Teno Castilho Misale • July 2020

On July 6th , the Brazilian Antitrust Authority (CADE) published the so-called “Provisional Informative Note” to guide the economic agents on the collaboration between companies to fight the Covid-19 crisis. The document (available here), awaited by the antitrust community, sets out general (...)

5 Jun 2020 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority authorises temporary collaboration due to COVID-19 among competitors distributing consumer goods such as beverages, food, personal and domestic care products to small and medium retailers (Movimento Nós)

Brazilian Competition Authority (CADE) • June 2020

Cade authorizes collaboration among Ambev, BRF, Coca-Cola, Mondelez, Nestlé and Pepsico due to the new coronavirus crisis* Exceptional measure aims to minimize the effects of the crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic The Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade) recently decided to (...)

5 Jun 2020 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority authorises competitor collaboration to assist the recovery of small retailers of beverages, food and personal and domestic care products against the economic effects of COVID-19 (Movimento Nós)

Eduardo Caminati Anders, Marcio de Carvalho Silveira Bueno, Guilherme Teno Castilho Misale • June 2020

In an Extraordinary Judgment Session held on May 28th, the Tribunal of the Brazilian Antitrust Authority (Cade) ratified a decision of its General Superintendence and authorized a collaboration among a group of companies (including competitors) - Ambev, BRF, Coca-Cola, Mondelez, Nestlé and (...)

1 May 2020 R

Global competition enforcement. New players, new challenges, Paulo BURNIER DA SILVEIRA and William Evan KOVACIC (dir.)

Antonin Pitras • N° 2-2020 • pp. 273-274

This section selects books on themes related to competition laws and economics. This compilation does not attempt to be exhaustive but rather a survey of themes important in the area. The survey usually covers publication over the last three months after publication of the latest issue of (...)

1 May 2020 R

Competition law and developing countries: Overarching themes from Africa, cartels and corruption, and mergers

Paula Farani de Azevedo Silveira, Paula de Andrade Baqueiro, Mor Bakhoum, Arsenio M. Balisacan, Luis Guilherme Ahlo Batista, Laurie Binge, Kevin Davis, Eleanor M. Fox, Gönenç Gürkaynak, Timothy T. Hughes, Helen Kean, Liberty Mncube, Marcio De Oliveira Jr, Leni Papa, George L. Paul, Daniel Rubinfeld, Pablo Trevisán • N° 2-2020

In this edition we present an overarching view of competition law and developing countries, then pick up themes, such as cartels, corruption and mergers, from the “Antitrust and developing and emerging economies” annual Concurrences review Conference held on November 1st, 2019, at the New York (...)

15 Apr 2020 eB

Women & Antitrust - Voices from the Field, Vol. I PART I: ENFORCERS & ACADEMICS
PAULA AZEVEDO, Brazilian Administrative Council for Economic Defense
and ADRIANA GIANNINI, Tauil & Chequer, associated with Mayer Brown

Adriana Franco Giannini, Paula Farani de Azevedo Silveira

13 Part I Enforcers & Academics 15 Paula Azevedo CADE Adriana Giannini Paula Azevedo is a Commissioner in Brazil's Administrative Council for Economic Defense. Before taking of ﬁ ce, she worked in private practice as a competition and trade law expert at two of the largest ﬁ rms in Brazil. From (...)

3 Apr 2020 B

The Brazilian Federal Senate approves a bill which amends private legal relations and affects the enforcement of the Brazilian antitrust law during the COVID-19 outbreak

Marcio de Carvalho Silveira Bueno, Eduardo Caminati Anders • April 2020

Tthe Brazilian Federal Senate approved last Friday (April 3rd) the Bill No. 1,179/20, which amends private legal relations during the Covid-19 pandemic and also affects the enforcement of Law No. 12,529/11 (“Brazilian Antitrust Law”). We highlight that the referred Bill is still subject to the (...)

31 Mar 2020 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority agrees to suspend deadline for implementing certain antitrust compliance commitments undertaken in a cartel case Settlement Agreement due to COVID-19 pandemic (Basso / Valbrás)

Eduardo Caminati Anders, Marcio de Carvalho Silveira Bueno, Guilherme Teno Castilho Misale • March 2020

Due to the impacts of the Covid-19 outbreak, the Brazilian Antitrust Authority (“CADE”) agreed to suspend the deadline for implementation of some antitrust compliance commitments undertaken in a Settlement Agreement (“Settlement”) in the context of a cartel investigation. In this short note we (...)

26 Mar 2020 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority clarifies procedural deadlines of the agency following the Government’s new COVID-19 measures

Brazilian Competition Authority (CADE) • March 2020

Clarifications regarding the procedural deadlines of the agency due to the Provisional Measure No. 928, of 23 March 2020* The Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade), due to the Provisional Measure No. 928, of 23 March 2020, which included the article 6°-C in the Law No. 13.979, of (...)

18 Mar 2020 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority implements measures in line with WHO recommendations against the spread of the COVID-19

Lauro Celidonio Gomes dos Reis Neto, Renata Fonseca Zuccolo Giannella, Amadeu Ribeiro, Marcio Soares, Michelle Marques Machado • March 2020

The Brazilian antitrust authority has implemented measures in line with WHO recommendations against the spread of the COVID-19, and activities are being carried out without major impacts, although deadlines in conduct cases are now suspended and delays in certain matters cannot be altogether (...)

11 Feb 2020 B

The Italian and Brazilian Competition Authorities sign a memorandum of understanding aimed at strengthening cooperation between the authorities in competition law matters

Martin Favart • February 2020

On 11 February 2020, the Italian and Brazilian competition authorities signed a bilateral Memorandum of Understanding (the “Memorandum”) aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two authorities and at increasing their capacity to deal with market failures, anticompetitive practices and (...)

1 Feb 2020 R

Global Competition Enforcement. New Players, New Challenges, Paulo BURNIER DA SILVEIRA and William Evan KOVACIC (dir.)

Stéphane Rodrigues • N° 1-2020 • pp. 245-246

This section selects books on themes related to competition laws and economics. This compilation does not attempt to be exhaustive but rather a survey of themes important in the area. The survey usually covers publication over the last three months after publication of the latest issue of (...)

27 Dec 2019 B

The Brazilian Securities & Exchange Commission opens public hearing to discuss the possibility of multiple stock exchanges in the country following discussions by the Competition Authority about this possibility in a number of recent proceedings

Vinicius Marques de Carvalho • December 2019

CADE’s analysis influence CVM debate regarding competition in the securities market* CVM has opened a public hearing to discuss the possibility of multiple stock exchanges in Brazil after the antitrust authority’s debates. In light of the discussions held by Cade in a number of antitrust (...)

22 Dec 2019 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority considers using a new economics test with Moran’s I statistic to detect collusive behavior between competitors bidding in public procurement auctions

Vinicius Marques de Carvalho • December 2019

New cartel screening tool may enhance investigations by CADE* A new working paper published by the authority explores the possibility of applying statistics to public procurement auctions. CADE’s Department of Economic Studies (DEE) released, in December, a working paper discussing the (...)

11 Dec 2019 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority’s Tribunal discusses the possibility of increasing the legal limits for fines in gun jumping cases (IBM / Red Hat)

Vinicius Marques de Carvalho • December 2019

IBM Red Hat case triggers discussion on gun jumping fine* CADE’s Tribunal debates changing the limits for fines, which would be currently outdated for high-value transactions. In the context of an Administrative Proceeding to Investigate a Merger (APAC, in its Portuguese acronym), CADE’s (...)

1 Nov 2019 C

Antitrust and Developing and Emerging Economies

Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg, Eleanor M. Fox, Harry First, Paula Farani de Azevedo Silveira, Kevin Davis, Gönenç Gürkaynak, David Lewis, Nicholas Economides, Dennis Davis, Ioannis Lianos, Amy Ray, Marcio De Oliveira Jr, Scott Hemphill, Alexey Ivanov, Liberty Mncube, George L. Paul, Daniel Rubinfeld, Arsenio M. Balisacan, Randolph Tritell, Pablo Trevisán, Frédéric Jenny, Benedict Kingsbury

Annual Concurrences + NYU Law conference with the support of Charles River Associates, ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law, Orrick, White & Case (Panel Sponsors) and MLex (Media Sponsor).

1 Nov 2019 R

Gun Jumping in Merger Control. A Jurisdictional Guide, Catriona HATTON, Yves COMTOIS and Andrea HAMILTON (dir.), foreword by Richard WHISH

Richard Whish • N° 4-2019 • pp. 234-235

This section selects books on themes related to competition laws and economics. This compilation does not attempt to be exhaustive but rather a survey of themes important in the area. The survey usually covers publication over the last three months after publication of the latest issue of (...)

14 Oct 2019 B

The Brazilian CADE recommends closing an administrative inquiry which investigates potential anticompetitive conducts in the transmission of sensitive information among competitors in the payment market

Ticiana Lima, Vinicius Marques de Carvalho • October 2019

On October 14, CADE’s General Superintendence (GS) recommended closing an administrative inquiry investigating potential anticompetitive conduct. Such conduct consisted of the transmission of sensitive information among competitors in the payments market. More specifically, the investigation (...)

9 Sep 2019 C

7th Annual Bill Kovacic Antitrust Salon

William E. Kovacic, Makan Delrahim, Rohit Chopra, Jamillia P. Ferris, Bruce Hoffman, Frédéric Jenny, Andreas Mundt, Alejandra Palacios Prieto, Paula Farani de Azevedo Silveira, Esteban Manuel Greco, Ricardo Riesco, Eric Lipman, Rima Alaily, Vandy M. Howell, John D. Harkrider, Alex Okuliar, Mark J. Gidley, Miguel del Pino, Jonathan Baker

Annual Concurrences & George Washington University conference, with the support of Axinn, Cornerstone Research, CRA, Orrick, Von Wobeser y Sierra, White & Case, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, and MLex.

6 Sep 2019 eB

Gun Jumping in Merger Control: A Jurisdictional Guide BRAZIL

BRAZIL Cristianne Zarzur and Marcos Garrido (Pinheiro Neto Advogados) Gun Jumping In Merger Control 61 Part 1: Merger Control and the “Standstill Obligation” Please identify the relevant merger control legislation in your jurisdiction. Please provide a link to the relevant legislation (if (...)

1 Sep 2019 R

Brazil: Compliance programs and abuse of dominance practices under Brazilian competition law – A roadmap for compliance monitors

Victor Oliveira Fernandes • N° 3-2019 • pp. 216-227

The Brazilian antitrust authority (Portuguese acronym CADE) has been following a worldwide trend in encouraging the adoption of competition law compliance programs. Nevertheless, one can see an apparent policy gap in the current optimal incentives for compliance program adoption in antitrust (...)

30 Jun 2019 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority confirms the five-year statute of limitations for uniform conduct in the gas stations sector (Gas stations cartel)

Mariana Rodrigues Oliveira, Eduardo Frade Rodrigues • June 2019

Confirming the recent understanding adopted in the ruling of the Trains Cartel, CADE’s Tribunal unanimously acknowledged, at the judgment session on June 30, the five-year statute of limitations for the conduct of influence of uniform conduct. The new orientation was confirmed in an (...)

26 Jun 2019 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority decides to file charges against a multinational technology company due to one of its online shopping platform features (Google)

Paulo Burnier Da Silveira, Victor Oliveira Fernandes • June 2019

GOOGLE SHOPPING IN BRAZIL: HIGHLIGHTS OF CADE’S DECISION AND TAKEAWAYS FOR DIGITAL ECONOMY ISSUES On 26 June 2019, the Brazilian Competition Authority (CADE) decided to file the competition charges raised against Google on its “Google Shopping” feature. It was not an easy decision, which is shown (...)

11 Jun 2019 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority enters into a settlement agreement with a major refining company for the sale of oil refineries (Petrobras)

Amadeu Ribeiro, Marcio Soares, Felipe Rodrigues Caldas Feres, Giovani Loss, Nilton Mattos, Renata Fonseca Zuccolo Giannella • June 2019

During a hearing held on June 11, 2019, the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) entered into a Settlement Agreement with Petrobras for the sale of eight oil refineries and associated infrastructure. The agreement was approved by the majority of CADE’s Commissioners and has in (...)

26 Oct 2018 C

Antitrust and Developing & Emerging Economies

Alexey Ivanov, Cristiane Schmidt, Daniel Rubinfeld, Dennis Davis, Eleanor M. Fox, Frédéric Jenny, George L. Paul, Gönenç Gürkaynak, Harry First, Ioannis Lianos, Joseph E. Stiglitz, Joseph Wilson, Kirti Gupta, Lawson A. W. Hunter, Nicholas Levy, Randolph Tritell, Roger Alford, Simon Roberts, Tembinkosi Bonakele, Xianlin Wang

Annual Concurrences & NYU School of Law conference, with the support of Charles River Associates, Cleary Gottlieb, ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law, Qualcomm, Ropes & Gray, White & Case (Panel Sponsors) and MLex and PaRR (Media (...)

5 Sep 2018 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority requests the submission of a below-threshold transaction between two distributors of pharmaceutical supplies (All Chemistry / SM Empreendimentos)

Eduardo Caminati Anders, Guilherme Teno Castilho Misale, Marcio de Carvalho Silveira Bueno • September 2018

1. INTRODUCTION During the trial session of September 5, 2018, the Tribunal of the Brazilian Competition Authority (“CADE”) requested the submission of a transaction that did not trigger the mandatory notification thresholds.- In short, the transaction concerns the acquisition of All Chemistry (...)

7 Feb 2018 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority joins UNCTAD’s COMPAL program for strengthening institutions in competition and consumer protection laws in Latin America

UNCTAD - UN Conference on Trade and Development • January 2018

Brazil joins UNCTAD’s COMPAL Programme* The permanent mission of Brazil presented the letter of Mr. Alexandre Barreto de Souza, President of CADE, Brazil’s Competition Authority on 16 January, requesting his accession to UNCTAD’s COMPAL Program. The Administrative Council for Economic Defense (...)

1 Feb 2018 R

Brazil: Common ownership by institutional investors and its impact on competition

Amanda Athayde, Mônica Fujimoto • N° 1-2018 • pp. 218-224

Brazilian capital markets have experienced a significant increase in the engagement of institutional investors (including investment funds), despite the fact intertwined companies or those with family control are still dominant in the country. In this sense, one must question whether (...)

13 Dec 2017 R

Cartel: The European Court of Justice supports the qualification of restriction of competition by object of the non-competititon clause concluded between two Portuguese mobile operators as part of the acquisition of a Brazilian mobile operator by one of them, as it establish an agreement on market repartition (Telefónica)

Alain Ronzano • N° 1-2018

On 13 December 2017, the European Court of Justice handed down a judgment in Case C-487/16 (Telefónica v. Commission). It essentially confirms the classification as a restriction of competition by object of the non-competition clause concluded between Portugal Telecom and Telefónica in the (...)

27 Oct 2017 C

Antitrust in Developing Countries: Competition Policy in a Politicized World

Adriana Franco Giannini, Anthony Woolich, Cristiane Schmidt, Daniel Rubinfeld, Eleanor M. Fox, Elizabeth Kraus, Felipe Irarrazabal Philippi, Frédéric Jenny, Gönenç Gürkaynak, Harry First, Ioannis Lianos, James Killick, Jason Wu, Joanna Tsai, Koren Wong-Ervin, Makan Delrahim, Martha Martinez Licetti, Paul Csiszar, Randolph Tritell, Roger Alford, Rosie Lipscomb, Scott Hemphill, Simon Roberts, Susan Jones, Susan Ning, Tembinkosi Bonakele, Trevor W. Morrison

Annual Concurrences & NYU School of Law conference, with the support of Baker McKenzie, Charles River Associates, Compass Lexecon, ELIG Attorneys-at-Law, HFW, King & Wood Mallesons, and White & Case (Panel Sponsors) and MLex and PaRR (Media (...)

1 Sep 2017 R

Brazil: Competition policy five years later - Still in search of better practices?

Vinicius Marques de Carvalho • N° 3-2017

The article proposes the adoption of a "better practices" framework for evaluating public policies and institutions, with a focus on the implementation of competition policy. After identifying central variables directed at that purpose, I turn to the Brazilian case. Brazil invested in a method (...)

24 Nov 2016 B

The Brazilian Administrative Council For Economic Defence’s Tribunal provides further guidance for the assessment of international cartels and indicates when they are considered as able to produce effects in Brazil (Elpida / Mitsubishi / Nanya / NEC / Toshiba)

Amadeu Ribeiro, Lauro Celidonio, Renata Fonseca Zuccolo Giannella • November 2016

CADE’s Tribunal provided, during judgment sessions held between August and November of 2016, further guidance for the assessment of international cartels, indicating when they are considered able to produce effects in Brazil, in breach of Brazilian competition law. These decisions were issued (...)

7 Oct 2016 C

The Global Antitrust Economics Conference 2016

Alexandre Cordeiro Macedo, Axel P. Schulz, Camilla Jain Holtse, Daniel F. Spulber, Dennis W. Carlton, Frank Easterbrook, Frederick Warren-Boulton, Greg McCurdy, Greg Sivinski, Howard Shelanski, Irving Scher, James Fredricks, James J. Tierney, Jed Saul Rakoff, Jeffrey A. Cohen, John D. Harkrider, Kathleen E. Foote, Keith Hylton, Kostis Hatzitaskos, Marina Lao, Matthew Spitzer, Michael L. Weiner, Patricia Galvan, Randal C. Picker, Robert Mahnke, Shaun D. Ledgerwood, Spencer Weber Waller, Vic Domen, William E. Kovacic

The 2nd edition of the Global Antitrust Economics Conference was organized by Concurrences Review together with the Searle Center on Law, Regulation, and Economic Growth at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, with the support of Analysis Group (Economic Consulting & Strategy), Axinn, The (...)

19 Sep 2016 C

120 Merger Regimes: Multinational Deals in a World of Non-Convergence: US, EU, Brazil, China...

Aviv Nevo, Bryan Keating, Cecilio Madero Villarejo, David I. Gelfand, Elaine Ewing, George A. Rozanski, Huang Yong, John D. Harkrider, Juan Arteaga, Mark D. Whitener, Michael L. Keeley, Michael Ray, Munesh R. Mahtani, Philip Lowe, Randolph Tritell, Richard G. Parker, Ted Hassi, William E. Kovacic

Conference organized by Concurrences Review in partnership with Axinn, Bates White, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Compass Lexecon, Cornerstone Research and O’Melveny & Myers.

1 Sep 2016 R

A glimpse into Brazil’s experience in international cartel investigations: Legal framework, investigatory powers and recent developments in leniency and settlements policy

Amanda Athayde, Marcela Fernandes • Nº 3-2016

This article analyzes the Brazilian experience in international cartels enforcement within 2000-2016. Initially, it presents four central aspects of the enforcement activities in Brazil. First, the legal framework on fighting cartels. Second, the main investigatory powers of the Brazilian (...)

1 Jun 2016 eB

Antitrust in Emerging and Developing Countries: Featuring Africa, Brazil, China, India, Mexico - Conference Papers 2nd Edition International Cooperation & Convergence to Best Practices: The Brazilian Experience

Mariana Tavares de Araujo

ANTITRUST IN EMERGING AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | 2015 E DITION 179International Cooperation & Convergence to International Best Practices: The Brazilian Experience MARIANA TAVARES DE A RAUJO mtavares@levysalomao.com.br Partner, Levy & Salomão Abstract Brazil’s competition law regime over the pas (...)

8 Mar 2016 B

The Brazilian Superior Court of Justice limits the confidentiality of the Brazilian Competition Authority’s leniency agreements (Εlectrolux)

Amadeu Ribeiro, Frederico Carrilho Donas, Marcio Soares • March 2016

The Brazilian Superior Court of Justice (“STJ”) has issued a ruling that seeks to limit the confidentiality of leniency agreements entered into with the Brazilian antitrust authority (“CADE”). Pursuant to the ruling, third parties may have access to such agreements and related materials (including (...)

23 Oct 2015 C

Antitrust in Emerging and Developing Economies: Africa, Brazil, China, India, Mexico…

Aditya Bhattacharjea, Bhaven Sampat, Carlos Mena-Labarthe, Daniel Rubinfeld, Dennis Davis, Eduardo Perez-Motta, Eleanor M. Fox, Francis (Wang’ombe) Kariuki, George S. Cary, Harry First, Jonathan M. Orszag, Kevin Davis, Kirti Gupta, Mariana Tavares de Araujo, Mark J. Gidley, Randolph Tritell, Robert Ian McEwin, Samir Gandhi, Scott Hemphill, Simon Roberts, Stephen Harris, Susan Ning, Thomas Cheng Kin-Hon, William E. Kovacic

The 2015 New York University School of Law conference, jointly organized with Concurrences with the support of AZB & Partners, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Compass Lexecon, King & Wood Mallesons, Levy & Salomão, Qualcomm, White & Case, and Winston & (...)

23 Sep 2015 eB

Antitrust in Emerging and Developing Countries: Featuring China, India, Mexico, Brazil, South Africa Part I: Brazil
Competition Law Enforcement in Brazil: How CADE Is Overcoming Deep Structural Problems to Become an Internationally Recognized Agency

André Marques Gilberto

ANTITRUST IN EMERGING AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | 2014 E DITION 11Competition Law Enforcement in Brazil: How CADE Is Overcoming Deep Structural Problems to Become an Internationally Recognized Agency A NDRÉ M. G ILBERTO andre.gilberto@cgmlaw.com.br Partner, Chaves, Gelman, Machado, Gilberto de (...)

23 Sep 2015 eB

Antitrust in Emerging and Developing Countries: Featuring China, India, Mexico, Brazil, South Africa Mergers (and Similar Arrangements) in Brazil: Reflections of an Experience as a Commissioner

ANTITRUST IN EMERGING AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | 2014 E DITION 23 Mergers (and Similar Arrangements) in Brazil: Re?ections of an Experience as a Commissioner ALESSANDRO OCTAVIANI aleoctaviani@gmail.com Former Commissioner, Administrative Council for Economic Defense, Brasilia Professor, (...)

23 Sep 2015 eB

Antitrust in Emerging and Developing Countries: Featuring China, India, Mexico, Brazil, South Africa Brazil’s Antitrust Law: Status Quo

Mariana Tavares de Araujo

ANTITRUST IN EMERGING AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | 2014 E DITION 41 Brazil’s Antitrust Law: Status Quo MARIANA TAVARES DE ARAUJO 2 mtavares@levysalomao.com.br Partner, Levy & Salomão Advogados Abstract In October 2011, the Brazilian Congress approved Law No. 12529, the country’s current competition (...)

23 Sep 2015 eB

Antitrust in Emerging and Developing Countries: Featuring China, India, Mexico, Brazil, South Africa Antitrust in Emerging Economies

Maria-Blanca Rodriguez Galindo

ANTITRUST IN EMERGING AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | 2014 E DITION 191Antitrust in Emerging Economies BLANCA RODRIGUEZ GALINDO Blanca.Rodriguez-Galindo@ec.europa.eu Head, International Relations Unit, Directorate General for Competition, European Commission Abstract The aim of the external action (...)

20 May 2015 B

The Brazilian Competition Authority issues guidelines on gun jumping

Amadeu Ribeiro, Lauro Celidonio, Marcio Soares • May 2015

On May 20, 2015, the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (“CADE”) issued guidelines on gun jumping (“Guidelines”). These Guidelines are not binding on parties involved in transactions that require antitrust approval in Brazil, but they serve as an important guidance for companies and (...)

1 Jan 2015 R

How Latin America has built on European exclusivities precedents in the FMCG sector

Ben Graham • N° 1-2015

By analyzing exclusive dealing cases in the fast-moving consumer goods sector in Europe and Latin America, this article provides an overview of enforcement trends and a compliance reference for companies. In particular, recent creative Latin American remedies are put under the spotlight. (...)

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