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The competitive harm of minority shareholding

This video was made following Bruegel Fellow Mario Mariniello‘s Competition Policy Lab ‘Minority shareholding in merger control‘ on 18 July 2013. Tel Aviv University’s Yossi Spiegel discusses the competitive harm of minority shareholding and the European Commission’s ‘call for input’ on minority shareholdings and merger control.

By: Date: August 11, 2013 Topic: Innovation & Competition Policy

This video was made following Bruegel Fellow Mario Mariniello‘s Competition Policy Lab ‘Minority shareholding in merger control‘ on 18 July 2013.

Tel Aviv University’s Yossi Spiegel discusses the competitive harm of minority shareholding and the European Commission’s ‘call for input’ on minority shareholdings and merger control.

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