Übersetzung für "Horizontal merger" in Deutsch

A horizontal merger of institutes that are equally affected by the loss of authority guaranties will not generate the necessary return on equity.

On 9 October 2006, three customers - Sun Chemical Group BV, Siegwerk Druckfarben AG and Flint Group Germany GmbH - lodged an appeal before the CFI against the decision, alleging that the Commission had failed to follow the Horizontal Merger Guidelines and that the decision was flawed by errors of law, fact and appraisal.

The Commission assessed the extent to which these efficiencies would impact on an overall appraisal of the competitive effects of the transactions in question, in line with the approach set out in the Horizontal Merger Guidelines29.

In relation to the Horizontal Merger Guidelines, the CFI stated that the Commission is not required to analyse all the factors mentioned in the guidelines in every case and does not have to deal explicitly with all the matters of law and fact which may be connected with the merger and/or raised during the administrative procedure, particularly when these matters appear to be manifestly irrelevant, insignificant or of secondary importance.

One transaction — a horizontal merger involving a proposed takeover by Ryanair of Aer Lingus — was prohibited (see 2.7. below).

Current US merger control policy is described in the horizontal merger guidelines, jointly issued on 2 April 1992 by the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.

A horizontal merger is a merger of companies who work in the same area and on the same level.

Finally, new merger guidelines were adopted providing guidance on the assessment of horizontal mergers.

Much of his recent work is concerned with horizontal and vertical mergers, and with competition policy.

Horizontal mergers can lead to the loss of direct competition between the merging firms.

As a result, the main potential source of anti-competitive effects in horizontal mergers is absent from vertical and conglomerate mergers.

The package reforming the control of concentrations is made up of the proposal for a new Community merger regulation and of a draft communication that contains guidelines on assessing horizontal mergers.

With this in mind, policymakers began to dismantle the economic rules and regulations that had been implemented after the Great Depression, and encouraged vertical and horizontal mergers.

The New Form CO reflects changes made to the new Merger Regulation and also focuses on certain competition issues raised within the analytical framework of the new Commission notice on the assessment of horizontal mergers (the new merger guidelines).

On 16 December, the Commission adopted guidelines which describe in detail the analytical approach which it takes in assessing the likely impact on competition of “horizontal” mergers, i.e. mergers between competing, or potentially competing, firms, under the Merger Regulation.

The guidance set out in the notice draws and elaborates on the Commission's evolving experience with the appraisal of horizontal mergers under the Merger Regulation since its entry into force on 21 September 1990.