Europe and the United Kingdom continue to pummel United States technology giants with billion-dollar claims to kill marketplace manipulation related to anti-competitive behavior. This begs the question of if regulators in California and New York will embrace the idea of cross-border regulation. These perspectives are actively being considered by the world’s foremost decision makers in the field of regulatory innovation.
An LFJ Conversation with Michael Kelley, Partner, Parker Poe
Europe and the United Kingdom continue to pummel United States technology giants with billion-dollar claims to kill marketplace manipulation related to anti-competitive behavior. This begs the question of if regulators in California and New York will embrace the idea of cross-border regulation. These perspectives are actively being considered by the world’s foremost decision makers in the field of regulatory innovation.
Burford Capital’s Q1-2022 quarterly explores the notion of antitrust litigation in the sphere of global economies. Burford alludes to the concept of global antitrust competition, which is a notion that touches upon a variety of issues that face individuals across the world. It is forecasted that simultaneous actions across jurisdictions may be the way forward, especially with recent sanctions against Russian enterprise as a result of the Ukraine invasion.
The White House is expected to issue various executive orders that aim to tackle the thorny issue of regulatory innovation, at the cross-border level. We have made 30 highlights to Burford Capital’s Q1-2022 quarterly for your general reference.
