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March 15, 2013

In February, GCR published a new edition of The Asia-Pacific Antitrust Review (2013), which includes: Australia (Cartels, mergers and telecom), Canada (mergers and the Investment Canada Act), China, India (overview and mergers), Japan (cartels and mergers) and Malaysia (which recently introduced competition law).

Overview:

“Global Competition Review is delighted to publish the ninth annual edition of The Asia-Pacific Antitrust Review, one of a series of special reports that deliver specialist intelligence and research designed to help subscribers successfully navigate the world’s increasingly complex competition regimes. Read in conjunction with The European Antitrust Review and The Antitrust Review of the Americas, it gives general counsel, government agencies and private practice lawyers unparalleled annual insights into the development of the world’s competition regimes.”

For more information see: The Asia-Pacific Antitrust Review 2013.

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