Übersetzung für "Merger notification" in Deutsch

Unlike some other mandatory pre-notification merger control systems, Article 4(1) of the Merger Regulation explicitly specifies a point in time when the transaction should be notified.

The sub-group has, moreover, developed a set of Guiding Principles for merger notification and review procedures, which were approved by the wider ICN membership at the ICN's first annual conference, held in Naples in October 2002.

During the merger investigation the Commission had identified significant discrepancies between the companies' market share estimates for abrasive paper backings and its heavy-weight segment as submitted in the merger notification file of October 2012 and the companies' pre-existing internal documents.

The sub-group has, moreover, developed a set of Guiding Principles for merger notification and review procedures, which were approved by the wider ICN membership at the ICN's first annual conference, held in Naples in October.

The Commission also intends to amend the merger notification form so as to include a reminder to companies of the need to respect their obligations under national and EU law with regard to the consultation of worker representatives.

The Commission considers that any discrepancies between the parties' best estimates in a merger notification and the parties’ estimates in their internal documents should always be justified in a timely manner by the parties.

In addition, the Commission proposes to amend the Regulation implementing the Merger Regulation in order to update and streamline the merger notification forms.

While the parties should have disclosed this information to the Commission at an early stage, in particular by explaining the asymmetries between their internal documents and the merger notification, the Commission has now received the necessary information and has therefore closed the infringement proceedings.

In particular, ICN members endorsed a set of non-binding “Guiding Principles for Merger Notification and Procedures”, and discussed a number of more operational “Recommended Practices” in the area of international merger control.

The subgroup has,moreover, developed a set of guiding principles for merger notification and review procedures, whichwere approved by the wider ICN membership at the ICN’s first annual conference, held in Naples in October.

The subgroup has,moreover, developed a set of guiding principles for merger notification and review procedures, whichwere approved by the wider ICN membership at the ICN’s first annual conference, held in Naples in October 2002.

Harmonization can also be achievedby improving ECSC merger notification procedures and speeding up the adoption ofdecisions on mergers by the Commission.

The Competition Law now lays down a new criterion for a merger notification: specific combined and separate turnover thresholds of the merging entities.

There were forty-three merger notifications by the Commission and thirty-nine by the US authorities.

The review has looked at cases in which merger notifications were the subject of referral requests over the last five years (November 1996 to January 2001).

At the same time, views are invited on what means might be available for providing a secure and reliable way to effect such transmissions, as well as on what means might be available for introducing electronic submission of merger notifications.

Indeed, until very recently efficiencies were not considered to be of particular importance in analysing merger notifications to the Commission (as in European Commission Decision/Honeywell 200124).

The 2000 Report indicated that the introduction of filing fees for merger notifications would be further evaluated.

After seven years of rapid growth in merger activity, the number of merger notifications declined slightly in 2001, to 335 from 345 the previous year.