• Areva in the cartel damages action brought by National Grid in the English High Court against Areva and a number of other defendants.
• Credit Suisse on a settlement with the European Commission in the CHF LIBOR cartel case.
• Dover Corporation on its acquisition of the business of FW Murphy Production Controls.
• ICE on the CMA Phase II investigation of its acquisition of Trayport, and subsequent court appeals.
• Raytheon on the European Commission and international merger control and foreign investment approvals for its $120 billion defence merger with United Technologies, obtained with remedies. 

Merger Control and FDI Cases

• Aditya Birla on its European Commission clearance for its acquisition of Columbian Chemicals following an Article 22 referral by the German, UK and Spanish competition authorities.
• ADNOC Distribution on its acquisition of a 50% stake in Total Egypt.
• ADNOC on its acquisition of a minority stake in the Masdar renewable energy business resulting in a joint venture with TAQA and Mubadala, as well as the formation of a green hydrogen joint venture between the same parties.
• ADNOC on its acquisition of Mubadala’s 24.9% stake in OMV.
• ADNOC on the acquisition of Mubadala’s 25% stake in Borealis.
• ADNOC on the establishment of a strategic partnership with OCI for the production of nitrogen fertilizers.
• ADNOC on the formation of a joint venture between its TA’ZIZ investment platform (with ADQ), Reliance Industries and Shaheen Chem Holdings Investment LLC for the development of a $900 million Chlor-Alkali (CA) and Ethylene di Chloride (EDC) facility in Ruwais.
• ADNOC on the formation of a joint venture with BP comprising BP’s upstream gas assets in Egypt.
• ADNOC on the formation of an ammonia joint venture in Ruwais between its TA’ZIZ investment platform (with ADQ), Fertiglobe, Mitsui and GS Energy.
• Barry Callebaut on its acquisition of Burton’s Biscuit Company’s chocolate manufacturing assets.
• Barry Callebaut on its acquisition of the Cocoa Ingredients Division of Petra Foods Limited.
• Chevron on its acquisition of Renewable Energy Group.
• Fairfax on the sale of its Crum & Forster Pet Insurance Group and Pethealth Inc. to JAB Holding Company for $1.4 billion. 
• Fenway Sports Group (FSG) on a significant investment from RedBird Capital Partners into FSG.
• General Healthcare Group on its acquisition of Nuffield hospitals, cleared by the UK OFT based on a “fix it first” divestment (the first time the OFT accepted a “fix-it-first” remedy).
• Glatfelter on its acquisition from Georgia-Pacific of its European nonwoven business.
• Glatfelter on its acquisitions of Jacob Holm and Georgia-Pacific’s European nonwoven business.
• Hitachi on its $9.5 billion acquisition of GlobalLogic Inc. 
• ICE on its $8.2 billion acquisition of NYSE Euronext.
• ICE on its joint venture with ADNOC to develop and operate a new Recognized Investment Exchange in the Abu Dhabi Global Market.
• ICE on its UK clearance for acquiring a majority stake in APEX-Endex.
• ICIG on the acquisition of international group sodium metal specialist MSSA from Nippon Soda.
• Lanxess on its $1.075 billion acquisition of Emerald Kalama Chemical.
• Macquarie Infrastructure on the disposal of its 36% stake in Brussels Airport to a consortium of pension funds.
• Nokia on its acquisition of Navteq, cleared unconditionally by the European Commission after a Phase II investigation.
• SAP on the disposal of Digital Interconnect to Sinch AB.
• SAP on the sale of Qualtrics to Silver Lake Management and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board for an equity value of approximately $12.5 billion.
• Sino Biopharmaceutical and its British subsidiary, invoX Pharma, on their acquisition of F-star Therapeutics.
• Société Générale on the creation of a joint venture with AllianceBernstein, through the combination of their respective cash equity and equity research businesses.
• Strategic Sports Group (SSG) in a partnership with the PGA Tour to launch PGA TOUR Enterprises.
• A third-party complainant in the European Commission’s review (and prohibition) of Deutsche Börse’s proposed acquisition of the London Stock Exchange Group.
• A third-party complainant in the European Commission’s review (and prohibition) of Deutsche Börse’s proposed acquisition of NYSE Euronext.
• A third party on the European Commission’s review (and prohibition) of BHP’s proposed acquisition of Rio Tinto.

Behavioural and Contentious Cases

• A financial institution on the European Commission cartel investigation into alleged collusion in FX spot trading.
• A financial institution on the European Commission cartel investigation into alleged collusion in SSA Bonds.
• A company on the ongoing FCA competition market study into wholesale data markets.
• A financial institution on the FCA’s competition market study into wholesale and investment banking.
• A company on the European Commission’s investigation into Credit Default Swaps.
• A company on the European Commission’s pharma sector inquiry.
• Cargolux in the cartel damages action brought in the UK based on the European Commission’s air freight cartel decision.