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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2021 · 16 MIN

Arendt We Live #4: The golden rules for successful M&A in the financial sector - State aid and competition law

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In the next two to three years, all players in the financial sector will be affected by a possible consolidation or reorganisation of their business, whether this takes the form of a merger or an acquisition. The current economic context, very low interest rates on the one hand, and regulations that increase costs on the other, explain this hypothesis. But in such a case, what should we look out for? What rules should be respected? What legal solutions exist? How can this transitional phase be carried out in a professional manner? 🎧 Our experts Laurent Schummer and Marc Mouton answered these questions during our live podcast organised in collaboration with Paperjam and Paperjam Club. In this episode, Philippe-Emmanuel Partsch addressed issues related to state aid and competition law in the context of a merger or acquisition project. More information about Arendt on www.arendt.com #merger #acquisition #arendt #luxembourg #law #financialsector #competition law

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