ALRUD Law Firm and the Federal Antimonopoly Service held the Round Table “Determinations on Economic Concentration Transactions”

ALRUD Law Firm and the Federal Antimonopoly Service held the Round Table “Determinations on Economic Concentration Transactions”

22 December 2014

On December 19, the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS Russia), ALRUD Law Firm and Non-Profit Partnership for Competition Support in the CIS organized a “Determinations on Economic Concentration Transactions” Round Table in Moscow. The meeting was focused on structural and conduct requirements in the practice of foreign competition authorities.

Attendees included Deputy Head of FAS Anatoly Golomolzin and the Head of FAS Analytical Department Alexei Sushkevich, Chairman of the Board Committee of the Non-Profit Partnership “Competition Support Association in the CIS Countries” Vassily Rudomono and Executive Director of the Board Committee German Zakharov, representatives of Russian legal practitioners associations: Non-Profit Partnership for Competition Support in the CIS, Non-Profit Partnership for Competition Support, the “Corporate Counsel Association” Non-Profit Partnership as well as representatives of competition authorities from other countries, the CIS Executive Committee and the Eurasian Economic Commission.

During the session Vassily Rudomino, the Round Table moderator, suggested to form a Working Group that shall comprise representatives of the Federal Antimonopoly Service and Non-Profit Partnership for Competition Support in the CIS to devise proposals on formalizing the procedures for factoring in the opinions of the merger parties in the course of considering it by the antimonopoly authority. In his opinion, business-community should take place in devising determinations like it is organized in Europe.

Deputy Head of FAS Anatoly Golomolzin supported the idea of creating a Working Group and invited the competition authority of the Kyrgyz Republic and the antimonopoly authorities of other CIS member-states to join the discussions on the issue.

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