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Jonathan Cheng

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China bureau chief @WSJ. Formerly of Korea, New York, Hong Kong bureaus. Author of KOREAN MESSIAH (Alfred A. Knopf), out now. www.koreanmessiah.com
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A more disciplined era for North American dealmaking

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By Jonathan Cheng Verified, Romain Dambre, Sean J. Skiffington
| Mondaq
A&O Shearman are most popular: within Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring, Strategy and Consumer Protection topic(s) North American M&A values remain elevated thanks to a series of mega-deals, but lower volumes point to a more disciplined and strategic market. Here we explore how regional activity is evolving, and examine proposed changes to the U.S. premerger filing regime which could impact deal structuring, timing and disclosures.
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A more disciplined era for North American dealmaking

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By Jonathan Cheng Verified, Romain Dambre, Sean J. Skiffington
| aoshearman.com
North American M&A values remain elevated thanks to a series of mega-deals, but lower volumes point to a more disciplined and strategic market. Here we explore how regional activity is evolving, and examine proposed changes to the U.S. premerger filing regime which could impact deal structuring, timing and disclosures.
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The HSR Rollercoaster: Form Revisions, Unexpected Reversals, Reportability Reconsiderations, And The Road Ahead

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By Jonathan Cheng Verified, Ryan Leske, Zachary Kaplan
| Mondaq
A&O Shearman are most popular: within Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring, Consumer Protection and Law Department Performance topic(s) Any dealmakers who have tried to track the revisions to the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) Premerger Notification and Report Form (the “HSR form”) over the past several years are likely suffering from some form of whiplash. Changes have been numerous, significant, and difficult to track, even for antitrust practitioners who regularly file HSR notifications.
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