China's Anti-monopoly Law – the First Decade in Review

The Anti-monopoly Law (AML) has undergone an evolution since its advent, nearly adecade ago. Now, the process for simple cases has been streamlined to ensure efficientapprovals, allowing the competition authority greater time and resources to scrutinizemore complex and challenging deals. Active enforcement has lent to the increasedawareness of antitrust issues among companies and the general public. Fay Zhou and XiLiao of Linklaters provide a brief look back at the AML's significant growth spurts and sharesome guidance on what lies ahead.

13 minute readApril 19, 2018 at 02:24 AM

Fay Zhou, Xi Liao

China's Anti-monopoly Law (AML) (反垄断法) came into effect on August 1, 2008 and is due to celebrate its tenth anniversary this year. This article will review the significant developments over the past

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