Foreign investment and merger control | Understanding Australia’s new reforms for APAC
McCullough Robertson
Description
DATE & TIME:
- India: 7.30am – 8.15am (GMT +5.30) Monday, 24 February 2025
- China and Singapore: 10.00am – 10.45am (GMT+8) Monday, 24 February 2025
- New Zealand: 3.00pm – 3.45pm (GMT+13) Monday, 24 February 2025
CPD: 45 minutes attendance = 0.75 CPD point
McCullough Robertson’s team of foreign investment and merger and acquisition experts invite you to join our Australian Reform and regulatory update webinar, where our experts will cover:
- the latest updates in foreign investment, including:
- the Australian Government's approach to foreign investment;
- trends and developments from the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB);
- key considerations for investors and their advisers looking to invest in Australia; and
- what you need to know about the overhaul of Australia's merger control regime.
SPEAKERS:
- Duncan Bedford, specialising in transaction taxes, transaction structuring and inbound investment, he has significant experience in dealing with FIRB and assisting clients to satisfy the regulatory requirements for foreign investment in Australia. Duncan is also a member of the Law Council of Australia Foreign Investment Committee.
- Natalie Kurdian, specialising in cross-border and domestic private and public M&A, restructures, joint ventures and corporate advisory (including FIRB) as well as transactional funds with work across various industries including financial services, real assets (real estate, infrastructure, and forestry), industrials, healthcare, and technology.
- Andrew Bukowski, specialising in business transactions, sales, acquisitions and joint ventures in the resources and energy sectors and FIRB, he acts for a range of clients from listed and large private companies involved in coal, gas, minerals and metals through to junior explorers and services providers.
- Charlie Watson, specialising in all aspects of M&A transactions, with a specific focus on private M&A, he acts for both domestic and international companies across a diverse range of industries including e-commerce, real estate, technology, media and communications, mining and renewables, project sponsors, banks and other financial institutions.
REGISTRATION: APAC session
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