Miranda So

Last year marked the eighth year of enforcement of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law. As discussed below, the year was notable on a number of fronts. China’s merger control authority, MOFCOM,...

It is widely known that in order to complete deals involving US companies, non-US firms must successfully navigate a labyrinth of local and US regulatory hurdles. One of those regulatory ...

In a closely watched case that has been pending in the federal courts for over a decade—a series of private lawsuits alleging that Chinese manufacturers had colluded to fix prices of vi...

The past year (2015) saw the seventh year of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law (“AML”).  This note identifies several significant trends in Chinese antitrust enforcement and illustrated the...

Over three years ago, MOFCOM conditioned its clearance of two hard disk drive transactions on unprecedented hold separate remedies which precluded realization of many of the synergies and...

The long-term monopoly in China’s bank card clearing market held by China UnionPay (“UnionPay”) is set to end. According to a new decision published by the State Council of the Peop...

Favourable market conditions have led to a recent rise in PIPE deals. In this article, Paul Chow and Miranda So of Davis Polk answer your burning questions and give their thoughts as to w...

This year marked the sixth anniversary of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law (“AML”) and a year of significant developments for antitrust enforcement in China. China has three separate antit...

For only the second time since it began reviewing mergers and joint ventures in 2008, when China’s Anti-Monopoly Law (“AML”) came into effect, MOFCOM has blocked a proposed transact...

This special memorandum summarizes the major topics and information discussed by China’s three antitrust agencies during the “Antitrust in Asia: China” conference, co-sponsored by t...