Fernando Carreño, José Palomar - The Antitrust Review of the Americas, Mexico Overview on Economic Competition

Latin American competition authorities refuse to be shaken by the covid-19 pandemic and are stepping up their scrutiny of the region's fast-growing e-commerce and digital banking sectors, speakers said at a Latin Lawyer webinar earlier this week.

ESG initiatives arise from the growing awareness of the larger and more complex economic, environmental and social challenges we face at a global level. The United Nations 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) include the adoption of urgent measures to combat climate change and its impacts; achieving the sustainable use and conservation of marine life, agriculture and natural resources; ensuring access to affordable and reliab

Our partner Fernando Carreño offers his views on Mexican statutes and their regulations in The Private Litigation Guide Mexico.

Our Partner Fernando Carreño addresses the importance for companies of understanding and taking measures to comply with regulations in the area of economic competition.

Our partner Fernando Carreño gave his opinion for the article "Mexican M&A shrugs off the Trump slump", which analyzes how the Trump slump has changed, if at all, mergers and acquisitions between Mexico and the United States.

Chapter 20: Mexico Reference: Antitrust and Competition Practice Area