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Increase To South African Merger Control Thresholds And Filing Fees Effective 1 May 2026
ENS Africa provides comprehensive legal updates spanning competition law, tax developments, environmental regulation, and digital finance across multiple African jurisdictions. From South Africa's increased merger thresholds and VAT amendments affecting insurance to Mauritius criminalizing ecocide and Rwanda implementing cross-border digital VAT, these insights reveal the evolving regulatory landscape shaping business operations throughout the continent.
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The EU FSR Decision And Its Implications For Middle Eastern Investors
The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation introduces new regulatory scrutiny for non-EU companies investing in Europe, with particular implications for Middle Eastern state-linked entities and sovereign wealth funds. The first major FSR merger investigation involving UAE-based e& and PPF Telecom reveals how the Commission applies this regime to government-backed investors from the Gulf region.
Worldwide Anti-trust
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Article
Increase To South African Merger Control Thresholds And Filing Fees Effective 1 May 2026
ENS Africa provides comprehensive legal updates spanning competition law, tax developments, environmental regulation, and digital finance across multiple African jurisdictions. From South Africa's increased merger thresholds and VAT amendments affecting insurance to Mauritius criminalizing ecocide and Rwanda implementing cross-border digital VAT, these insights reveal the evolving regulatory landscape shaping business operations throughout the continent.
South Africa Anti-trust
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ENS
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The EU FSR Decision And Its Implications For Middle Eastern Investors
The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation introduces new regulatory scrutiny for non-EU companies investing in Europe, with particular implications for Middle Eastern state-linked entities and sovereign wealth funds. The first major FSR merger investigation involving UAE-based e& and PPF Telecom reveals how the Commission applies this regime to government-backed investors from the Gulf region.
Worldwide Anti-trust
BF
BREMER LF WLL
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