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This event has taken place. Our next event, for in-house lawyers, will take place on Monday 19 May. Find out more and register.
Date and time
Tuesday 22 April, 3.30pm to 5.30pm
Location
techUK, 10 St Bride Street, London, EC4A 4AD
About this event
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigates the impact of mergers on competition in the UK. Join Joel Bamford (Executive Director, Mergers) and others from the CMA for an informative session on how UK merger control works. As part of our commitment to engage more directly with businesses and investors, we would also like to hear your views or experiences of the UK mergers regime.
Attend if you are looking to better understand:
what sorts of deals the CMA investigates and why
what tech businesses can expect from a merger review process
how businesses can engage with the CMA
what steps the CMA is taking to drive growth, investment, and business confidence in the UK
There will also be an opportunity to network with, and feed back informally to senior CMA staff.
We're holding this event in partnership with techUK and Startup Coalition.
Who should attend
This event is for the business, start-up and investment communities, including internal advisers. It's not for external advisers, like law firms or economic consultancies.
How to attend
To secure your place, complete the expression of interest form below. Registration for this event is now closed.
Contact us
If you have any questions about this event, please email events@cma.gov.uk
Date and time
Tuesday 22 April, 3.30pm to 5.30pm
Location
techUK, 10 St Bride Street, London, EC4A 4AD
About this event
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigates the impact of mergers on competition in the UK. Join Joel Bamford (Executive Director, Mergers) and others from the CMA for an informative session on how UK merger control works. As part of our commitment to engage more directly with businesses and investors, we would also like to hear your views or experiences of the UK mergers regime.
Attend if you are looking to better understand:
what sorts of deals the CMA investigates and why
what tech businesses can expect from a merger review process
how businesses can engage with the CMA
what steps the CMA is taking to drive growth, investment, and business confidence in the UK
There will also be an opportunity to network with, and feed back informally to senior CMA staff.
We're holding this event in partnership with techUK and Startup Coalition.
Who should attend
This event is for the business, start-up and investment communities, including internal advisers. It's not for external advisers, like law firms or economic consultancies.
How to attend
To secure your place, complete the expression of interest form below. Registration for this event is now closed.
Contact us
If you have any questions about this event, please email events@cma.gov.uk
