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3526 Results
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International arbitration update
09 APR 2021 "Same, Same, But Different"? Eurus Energy: A Cautionary Tale From Spain
Spain introduced generous incentive programmes in the early 2000s to attract foreign investors to invest in renewable energy projects. The State began...
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Global Markets Update
07 APR 2021 EU consultation on the Financial Collateral Directive
The European Commission (the "Commission") is conducting a consultation (the "Consultation") on the functioning of the Financial Collateral Directive....
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covid-19
06 APR 2021 The Recovery Loan Scheme – final bridge to the 'New Normal'?
The Recovery Loan Scheme, announced in the recent budget, was launched today (6th April 2021) as the UK Government continues to underpin support for those...
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sanctions update
06 APR 2021 EU and UK sanctions on Myanmar: 10 things to think about
The February 2021 coup in Myanmar has presented overseas investors, who flooded into the country as it moved towards democracy, with a series of difficult...
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global markets update
06 APR 2021 Disclosure obligations for UK issuers in the European Union under the Transparency Directive after Brexit
Disclosure obligations for UK issuers in the European Union under the Transparency Directive after Brexit
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FUNDS INSIDER | ISSUE 1
06 APR 2021 Great Brexpectations
Opportunities and obstacles for the private investment funds sector in the UK as a result of Brexit
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competition law newsletter | germany
01 APR 2021 German competition authority secures Deutsche Post commitments to change T&Cs
The FCO found DPAG's rebate system may constitute abuse of a dominance position since the rebate system bound customers' circulation volumes to DPAG.
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competition law newsletter | france
01 APR 2021 French Administrative Supreme Court confirms the scope of the FCA's investigative powers in the context of cross-border investigations
The French Competition Authority may carry out dawn raids on its own account following a request for assistance received in the context of cross-border...
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competition law newsletter | australia
01 APR 2021 Empty promises, empty pockets - Megasave declared to have misled potential franchisees
Federal Court declares Megasave Couriers made false or misleading representations to potential franchisees by guaranteeing weekly payments and annual income...
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competition law newsletter | australia
01 APR 2021 Visa provides ACCC undertaking to address anti-competitive conduct concerns regarding debit card payments
Visa provides ACCC undertaking to address anti-competitive conduct concerns regarding debit card payments in Australia.
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competition law newsletter | eu
01 APR 2021 No call for annulment in Deutsche Telekom appeal
The ECJ issued a ruling on the relevance of the Bronner case law in refusal to supply cases and the evidence required show that a parent exercises control...
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competition law newsletter | uk
01 APR 2021 Directors disqualified over construction cartels
The Competition and Markets Authority has disqualified five directors in relation to two separate cartels: rolled lead roofing materials and pre-cast concrete.
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competition law newsletter | italy
01 APR 2021 ICA accepts Italgas' commitments in abuse of dominance probe in the market for natural gas distribution
The Italian Competition Authority accepted commitments from Italgas which was alleged to have abused its dominant position in the market for natural gas...
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Competition law newsletter | france
01 APR 2021 French Administrative Supreme Court rejects appeal by an employee representative body in relation to a merger approval
The French Competition Authority is not liable to ensure that a company informed and consulted its social and economic committee before a merger decision...
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competition law newsletter | eu
01 APR 2021 ECJ rules FC Barcelona received illegal State aid
European Court of Justice set aside General Court judgment on State aid tax scheme for four Spanish professional football clubs, including FC Barcelona.
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competition law newsletter | uk
01 APR 2021 UK regulators announce first workplan for digital markets
The Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum has published its first annual plan of work for 2021/22.
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competition law newsletter | eu
01 APR 2021 ECJ confirms support measures adopted by Italian bank consortium did not constitute State aid
The ECJ confirms support measures adopted by Italian bank consortium and approved by the Bank of Italy did not constitute State aid.
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competition law newsletter | eu
01 APR 2021 ECJ rules on hybrid settlements for the first time in Pometon
In its first ruling on hybrid settlements the ECJ endorsed the practice subject to conditions to protect the presumption of innocence of non-settling parties.
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charities and not-for-profit bulletin
01 APR 2021 The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) denies public benevolent institution status for organisation providing pregnancy counselling services
The AAT has recently endorsed the ACNC's approach to eligibility as a public benevolent institution by denying registration for organisation providing...
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competition law newsletter | uk
01 APR 2021 UK Court of Appeal confirms Trucks collective proceedings' funding arrangements are not damages-based agreements
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that arrangements that only provide funding to claimants will not constitute a DBA.
