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Antitrust and Competition

Keyword hub for China antitrust and fair competition—SAMR merger filings, dominance, cartels, and platform/conduct risk for FIEs.

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What this keyword hub covers

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Merger

Concentration review

Turnover thresholds, filings, and gun-jumping risk.

Conduct

Unilateral behaviour

Abuse of dominance and platform-style concerns.

Cartel

Horizontal risk

Price-fixing, market allocation, and trade-association issues.

Public

Fair competition review

Policy and tender interfaces with SOE-heavy markets.

Start with these guides

Flagship explainers and practical orientation

National L3

Antitrust & Competition Law Guide

National L3 on merger control, unilateral conduct, and fair competition themes.

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Corporate M&A & Exit

Deal lifecycle including antitrust screens.

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M&A keywords

Deal structure and diligence cluster.

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Multi-jurisdiction merger control

Outbound Chinese deal screens.

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Antitrust and Competition lawyers

Verified counsel listings for this topic cluster.

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Planning checklist

Before you instruct counsel

  • Run turnover screen Every share or asset deal with China nexus.
  • Map markets Horizontal overlaps and vertical foreclosure theories.
  • Hold separate Avoid gun-jumping before clearance.
  • Review pricing policies Especially platforms and dual distribution.
  • Check tender rules Fair competition review in public procurement contexts.

National flagship: Antitrust & Competition Law Guide. Full index: Legal guides.

Frequently asked questions

Orientation only—not legal advice

Do small deals file?

Only if thresholds and other tests are met—but always screen.

Same as FDI/NSR?

No—antitrust is competition law; NSR is security screening. Many deals need both analyses.

Need counsel on Antitrust and Competition?

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Guides & articles

Practical writing from counsel and the portal editorial team on this topic