In-Depth: Public Competition Enforcement (formerly The Public Competition Enforcement Review) is an annual survey of the most important and relevant developments in public competition law enforcement in the most significant jurisdictions worldwide. Among other things, it examines the practical implications of recent enforcement activity regarding cartels, restrictive agreements, abuse of dominance, state aid and merger control.
Editors: Catherine Balmond and Katharina Crinson
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
Panoramic guide (formerly Getting the Deal Through) enabling side-by-side comparison of local insights, including a general overview; types of liquidation and reorganisation processes; insolvency tests and filing requirements; directors’ and officers’ regime; stays of proceedings and moratoria; doing business during reorganisations; asset sales; creditor remedies, involvement and proving claims; security; clawback and related-party transactions; treatment of groups of companies; international cases; and recent trends.
Editors: Gregory J Lyons, Alison M Hashmall and Chen Xu
Quick reference guide enabling side-by-side comparison of local insights, including into the legal and regulatory framework; supervision and enforcement; resolution; capital requirements; ownership restrictions and implications; changes in control; and recent trends.
Editors: Patrick Bock, Henry Mostyn and Patrick Todd
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP
Quick reference guide enabling side-by-side comparison of local insights, including into the general legal framework and sector-specific rules, the definition of collective dominance, and relevance of dominant purchasers; abuse of dominance and related defences; specific forms of abuse, enforcement, sanctions, remedies and appeals; and current trends.