Law360 (January 29, 2021, 6:58 PM EST) — Procter & Gamble and Visa each abandoned acquisitions in January after U.S. antitrust agencies raised concerns about emerging competitors, while UK. enforcers moved to unwind a vehicle parts merger and probed a chemical deal that ultimately got called off.
Here’s a look at the major merger review developments from the past month.
Approvals
The European Commission approved the London Stock Exchange Group’s planned $27 billion acquisition of U.S. financial data provider Refinitiv on Jan. 13 with a series of fixes. LSEG’s commitments include selling its 99.9% stake in the group that runs the Italian Stock Exchange over concerns about the trading…
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