On 25 April 2023, the UK government published its Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill. The Bill proposes to impose additional conduct and reporting requirements on digital com...
In the 12 months since the UK NSIA regime became fully operational, it has demonstrated its ability to disrupt cross-border deals and, in over a dozen cases to date, prohibit or condition...
Davis Polk partners Sheila Adams, Jarrett Arp, Art Burke, Howard Shelanski and Jesse Solomon and counsel Suzanne Munck af Rosenschold and Matthew Yeowart recently authored “Navigating t...
On 28 November 2022, the EU formally adopted its foreign subsidies regulation. This gives the European Commission new powers to examine whether companies benefiting from non-EU state fina...
In the U.S., some members of Congress and state AGs have advocated for greater antitrust scrutiny of industry-wide ESG initiatives, while other state AGs have argued that such initiatives...
Davis Polk partners Will Pearce and Louis Goldberg are delighted to be contributing editors of the updated edition of Lexology Getting the Deal Through: Private M&A 2023, a comprehensive ...
Six months in and the UK Government last week published new and updated guidance on notifiable acquisitions under the NSI regime. Significant gaps in the guidance, however, remain. Throug...
Today, the UK’s new National Security and Investment filing regime becomes fully operational. A wide range of deals will be scrutinized for national security concerns requiring further ...
Davis Polk partners Will Pearce and Louis Goldberg are delighted to be contributing editors of the updated edition of Lexology Getting the Deal Through: Private M&A 2022, a comprehensive ...
The UK government has opened a consultation on proposed powers to allow it to block listings that raise national security concerns. Such proposed powers would give the government the disc...
