FTC and DOJ seek more information on ownership stakes in merger filings

Ben Remaly

22 September 2020

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The US antitrust agencies are seeking to change rules for self-reporting mergers to require parties to disclose more information about their affiliated entities and exempt more transactions from antitrust review.

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