Примеры использования Cross-border mergers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
Consequently, the world has witnessed more and more cross-border mergers.
As for the decision on cross-border mergers, remedies are imposed.
Cross-border mergers and acquisitions in banking and insurance are now transforming the industry.
There are two scenarios followed by developing countries with respect to remedies on cross-border mergers.
How do cross-border mergers and acquisitions affect competition and the welfare of consumers?
Singapore has imposed no remedies on the cross-border mergers it has reviewed and cleared so far.
Cross-border mergers and acquisitions, by their very nature, require attention from more than one competition authority.
This development is highlighted also in UNCTAD's data on cross-border mergers and acquisitions(M&A) by Russian enterprises table 2.
In South Africa, out of some 190 cross-border mergers reviewed between 2000 and 2011, all were approved and only 23 were approved with conditions.
Particular competition concerns for consumers are in the areas of international cartels, and cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
In dealing with cross-border mergers, the paper highlights the importance of building capacities and development of skills at the national level.
The transition problems of Russian vertically integrated oil companies to cross-border mergers with global oil companies 2003-2009.
South, East andSouth-East Asia: cross-border mergers and acquisitions in relation to inflows of foreign direct investment, 1991-1998.
The United States-EC cooperation experience provides a useful example of the efficiencies that can be gained in reviewing cross-border mergers.
Chile, in its contribution, stresses the need for cooperation in cross-border mergers, particularly with respect to the assessment of appropriate remedies.
Most cross-border mergers have been approved subject to conditions, mostly partial divestitures, in five of the selected jurisdictions, except for South Africa.
Developing countries' TNCs are alsobecoming active in production-sharing, largely through cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
Experts recognized that cross-border mergers and acquisitions are not simply a transfer of ownership, but could have a positive impact on the host economy, notably on.
This, in turn,has led to the phenomenon of the mega-corporation, with cross-border mergers and acquisitions exceeding the value of $1,100 billion in 1999.
Between 2000 and 2011, countries such as Brazil, Chile, the Republic of Korea, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey,have speeded up their enforcement actions in cross-border mergers.
Any recovery of FDI inflows is expected to be curbed by a muted desire on the part of firms for cross-border mergers and acquisitions and for green-field development.
With regard to the issues of cross-border mergers and acquisitions and home country measures, UNCTAD needed to find a modality to monitor the implementation of the recommendations made.
While developed countries have been very successful in dealing with international cartels and cross-border mergers, the vast majority of developing countries are left behind.
Cross-border mergers and acquisitions and greenfield investments were the main source of increased FDI inflows to top recipient countries, particularly Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, the Sudan and Tunisia.
With the increasing globalization of economic activities comes the daunting task of dealing with cross-border mergers and anticompetitive practices, including international cartels.
Several delegates stressed the importance of a greater coordination effort to avoid conflicting remedies ordecisions, as increasing numbers of jurisdictions reviewed cross-border mergers.