The European Union is rewriting its merger rules for the first time in two decades, hoping to create business “champions” capable of competing with the US. Ingrid Vandenborre of Skadden and Yale’s Fiona Scott Morton break down what's changing, why it matters for investors, and whether competition policy can really solve Europe's innovation problem. (Source: Bloomberg)
The European Union is rewriting its merger rules for the first time in two decades, hoping to create business “champions” capable of competing with the US. Ingrid Vandenborre of Skadden and Yale’s Fiona Scott Morton break down what's changing, why it matters for investors, and whether competition policy can really solve Europe's innovation problem. (Source: Bloomberg)
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