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On June 30, 2022, the European Parliament (EP) and the Council announced that they had reached a provisional political agreement on the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR).

The European Commission (Commission) published an extensive white paper in 2020 stating that foreign subsidies in recent years may have distorted the EU internal market. Foreign subsidies to which the FSR applies include any financial contribution granted by a non-EU government, governmental authorities or public or private entities closely linked to a non-EU country and that confer an advantage to the recipient. A distortion on the internal markets shall be deemed to exist where a foreign subsidy is liable to improve the competitive position of the undertaking concerned in the internal market and where it actually or potentially negatively affects competition on the internal market.

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Photo of Christoph Enaux Christoph Enaux

Christoph Enaux chairs the German Telecommunications Sector Group as well as the German Regulatory and Competition Practice Group.

Christoph advises on commercial and regulatory aspects of new business models in the TMT sector. In addition, he supports clients from various sectors on merger

Christoph Enaux chairs the German Telecommunications Sector Group as well as the German Regulatory and Competition Practice Group.

Christoph advises on commercial and regulatory aspects of new business models in the TMT sector. In addition, he supports clients from various sectors on merger control and antitrust proceedings, including commercial and regulatory litigation. As the head of the Digital Real Estate Focus Group, he also focuses on the legal issues relating to the use of digital technologies in the real estate sector.

Prior to joining the firm, Christoph was a partner at Olswang in Berlin and worked in the Technology, Media and Telecommunications Group at Linklaters for five years.

Concentration

  • Merger control
  • Antitrust
  • Broadcasting
  • Media and technology
  • Digital real estate
Photo of Robert Hardy Robert Hardy

Dr. Robert Hardy, LL.M. (Harvard) is a Local Partner in the firm’s Amsterdam office. He advises clients on matters spanning a wide spectrum of economic sectors, including consumer products, energy, financial services, manufacturing, life sciences, TMT, and transportation.

Robert focuses his practice on:…

Dr. Robert Hardy, LL.M. (Harvard) is a Local Partner in the firm’s Amsterdam office. He advises clients on matters spanning a wide spectrum of economic sectors, including consumer products, energy, financial services, manufacturing, life sciences, TMT, and transportation.

Robert focuses his practice on:

  • Antitrust Litigation & Competition Regulation
  • International Trade
  • Regulatory & Compliance.
Photo of Dr. Lucas Wüsthof Dr. Lucas Wüsthof

Lucas Wüsthof advises on all aspects of media, telecommunications and broadcasting law. In addition, he supports clients in merger control and antitrust proceedings as well as antitrust litigation.

Lucas advises clients on the use of digital technologies in the real estate sector. As…

Lucas Wüsthof advises on all aspects of media, telecommunications and broadcasting law. In addition, he supports clients in merger control and antitrust proceedings as well as antitrust litigation.

Lucas advises clients on the use of digital technologies in the real estate sector. As a member of the Digital Real Estate Focus Group, he focuses on the legal issues concerning access to modern broadband networks and associated business models, such as smart home, smart energy or Ambient Assisted Living.

Lucas regularly publishes articles on media and telecommunications law.