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Australian CPD Series 2025: Mandatory ACCC Clearance for Acquisitions: How This Seismic Change Will Affect Your Business and Other Key Upcoming Changes to Competition and Consumer Laws


Credit(s): 1 Australia (Substantive Law)
Original Program Date: February 12, 2025
Duration: 54 minutes
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    Category: Regulatory & Policy, Antitrust & Competition
    Category: Regulatory & Policy, Antitrust & Competition (show less)
    This session focused on: 
    • The introduction of Mandatory Merger Clearance: 
      • The low monetary thresholds meaning that large numbers of acquisitions will require clearance;
      • The broad definition of 'acquisition' meaning the focus is much broader than mergers and acquisitions;
      • What is involved: the applications, the process and timelines (and whether you will qualify for a waiver);
      • What this means for you in planning acquisitions/deals and timelines and proactivity; and
      • What it means for you if you are a 'serial acquirer'/your business model involves ongoing acquisition – in the face of the proposed three-year look-back provision.
    • Updates on other upcoming key changes: 
      • Potential penalties for breaches of Consumer Guarantees and Manufacturers refusing to indemnify retailers for breaches; and
      • The likely introduction of a prohibition of Unfair Practices.
    Western Australian practitioners - To add this session to your Legal Practice Board CPD Management System (CPDMS) record, please email your Certificate of Attendance and Practitioner ID to cle@klgates.com. 
    1 Australia (Substantive Law)  

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