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The Netherlands Strengthens Foreign Investment Screening And Merger Control Framework

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By Robert Hardy, Chazz Sutherland
| Mondaq
Since the entry into force of the Dutch Competition Act in 1998, the Netherlands has maintained a national merger control regime that applies to concentrations meeting certain turnover thresholds. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) enforces the system and largely mirrors the EU Merger Regulation's structure.
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GT Newsletter | Competition Currents | August 2025

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By Tonya Esposito, Justin Hedge, Stephen Pepper, Alan W. Hersh, Rebecca Tracy Rotem, Holly Smith Letourneau, Sarah-Michelle Stearns, Yongho Lee, Alexa S. Minesinger, Alexander L. Nowinski, Miguel Flores Bernés, Rocío Olea Salgado, Hans Urlus, Robert Hardy, Chazz Sutherland, Manish Das, Johnny Shearman, Robert Gago, Filip Drgas, Ewa Głowacka, Edoardo Gambaro, Pietro Missanelli, Yuji Ogiwara, Mitsuru Tadatsu, Mari Arakawa, Tomoharu Tazumi, Philip Ruan, Dawn Zhang, Janis Clements
| Lexology
FTC reopens and sets aside merger settlements related to oil company directors. On July 17, 2025, the FTC set aside final consent orders related to the Chevron-Hess merger and the Exxon-Pioneer merger that restricted certain executives from serving as directors for the companies post-close.
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GT Newsletter | Competition Currents | March 2025

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By Tonya Esposito, Justin Hedge, Stephen Pepper, Alan W. Hersh, Rebecca Tracy Rotem, Yongho Lee, Alexa S. Minesinger, Hans Urlus, Robert Hardy, Chazz Sutherland, Robert Gago, Filip Drgas, Anna Celejewska-Rajchert, Ewa Głowacka, Edoardo Gambaro, Pietro Missanelli, Yuji Ogiwara, Mari Arakawa, Janis E. Clement, Holly Smith Letournea, Sarah-Michelle Stearns
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In This Issue1 United States | The Netherlands | Poland | Italy | European Union | Japan United States A. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 1. FTC secures $5.68M HSR gun-jumping penalty from 2021 deal. On Jan. 7, 2025, the FTC, in conjunction with the Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division, settled allegations that sister companies Verdun Oil Company II LLC and XCL Resources Holdings, LLC exercised unlawful, premature control of EP Energy LLC while acquiring EP in 2021.
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