Antitrust Without Borders: The Growing Global Reach of Competition Enforcement.

As competition authorities around the world assume an increasingly active role in reviewing mergers, acquisitions, and business practices, companies face a new reality: decisions affecting predominantly U.S. firms and markets can be shaped by regulators far beyond America's borders. From Washington and Brussels to Beijing and other major jurisdictions, antitrust enforcement has become a global enterprise. Recent transactions illustrate how companies must navigate a complex web of regulatory reviews across multiple countries, creating both strategic challenges and uncertainty for firms operating in an interconnected global economy.

Join the UCLA Anderson Center for Global Management (CGM) and the UCLA School of Law’s Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy (LMI) for a fireside chat featuring Richard Parker (J.D. ’74), Partner at Milbank LLP and one of the nation's leading antitrust practitioners, in conversation with Michael Dorff, Executive Director of the Lowell Milken Institute. Drawing on decades of experience at the highest levels of antitrust enforcement and litigation, Parker will offer an insider's perspective on the landmark competition cases and merger reviews reshaping the U.S. economy, the growing influence of antitrust regulators around the world, and what the next chapter of global competition policy means for corporations, consumers, and markets worldwide.

Open to UCLA Anderson and Law School students only.

By Invitation only. RSVP required.