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Insights – June 2026

In this edition of Skadden’s quarterly thought leadership publication, we examine the deal terms being structured to align parties’ interests in acquisitions of founder-led brands, an increased openness to merger remedies globally and the importance of managing cybersecurity risks stemming from powerful next-generation AI tools, among other topics.
Skadden Insights – June 2026

AI-Enabled Vulnerability Discovery: What Next-Gen Tools Mean for the Management of Cybersecurity Risk

With the emergence of AI tools that can identify and exploit serious software vulnerabilities on a scale and timeline previously unheard of, regulators, customers and counterparties expect businesses to be increasingly vigilant. That makes it essential that companies reexamine their protocols and defenses.
Skadden Insights – June 2026

Beyond Divestitures: The Global Shift Toward More Flexible Merger Remedies

Antitrust authorities around the globe have shown increased openness to merger remedies, including behavioral ones. Companies pursuing complex cross-border transactions should consider preparing remedy strategies early and devising a consistent advocacy narrative, with jurisdiction-specific tailoring if necessary.
Skadden Insights – June 2026

Federal Tax Credits Play a Key Role in Wind and Solar ‘Mega Projects’ as the Market Also Engages With Other Technologies

Wind and solar mega projects continue to be developed, but with the long-term outlook for wind and solar federal tax credits dimming, lenders and investors seeking additional investment opportunities are exploring other technologies that will remain eligible for tax credits and are expected to attract increasing investment in the coming years.
  • Insights – June 2026
  • AI-Enabled Vulnerability Discovery: What Next-Gen Tools Mean for the Management of Cybersecurity Risk
  • Beyond Divestitures: The Global Shift Toward More Flexible Merger Remedies
  • Federal Tax Credits Play a Key Role in Wind and Solar ‘Mega Projects’ as the Market Also Engages With Other Technologies
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Booking Holdings v European Commission: EU General Court Confirms Theories of Harm Can Travel Across an Ecosystem

The EU General Court upheld the European Commission’s prohibition of Booking’s acquisition of eTraveli — the first merger blocked on the basis of a pure ecosystem theory of harm.
Booking Holdings v European Commission: EU General Court Confirms Theories of Harm Can Travel Across an Ecosystem

SEC Proposes Major Changes to Federal Proxy Rules, Including Rescinding the Shareholder Proposal Rule

On September 16, 2026, the SEC proposed amendments to the federal proxy rules, including rescinding Rule 14a-8 governing shareholder proposals in company proxy materials, expanding company discretionary voting authority over floor proposals and modernizing various other proxy rules. Companies should be prepared for these topics to be raised by investors in the course of company-investor engagement over the coming months and into 2027.
SEC Proposes Major Changes to Federal Proxy Rules, Including Rescinding the Shareholder Proposal Rule
The EU General Court upheld the European Commission’s prohibition of Booking’s acquisition of eTraveli — the first merger blocked on the basis of a pure ecosystem theory of harm.
Booking Holdings v European Commission: EU General Court Confirms Theories of Harm Can Travel Across an Ecosystem
On September 16, 2026, the SEC proposed amendments to the federal proxy rules, including rescinding Rule 14a-8 governing shareholder proposals in company proxy materials, expanding company discretionary voting authority over floor proposals and modernizing various other proxy rules. Companies should be prepared for these topics to be raised by investors in the course of company-investor engagement over the coming months and into 2027.
SEC Proposes Major Changes to Federal Proxy Rules, Including Rescinding the Shareholder Proposal Rule
On September 17, 2026, the FDIC announced a proposed rule that would reform key facets of the agency’s approach to processing and evaluating merger transactions subject to the Bank Merger Act, aiming to improve timeliness and expand predictability in the merger review framework. The update would significantly reduce the burden of the FDIC’s review process for mergers by state nonmember banks. These banks will want to assess how the proposed changes could affect their M&A strategies and can provide the agency with practical feedback within the 60-day comment period.
FDIC Issues Proposal on Bank Merger Transactions, Signaling Modernized Approach to Merger Review
As global capital continues to flow into Japan PE and VC markets, Japan GPs face growing scrutiny over fund expense allocation practices. Underdeveloped expense governance can leave them exposed to LP questions, reputational damage and even potential regulatory violations. We provide a detailed analysis of the Japan fund expense landscape.
Fund Expenses: Differentiating Approaches to Expenses for Japan PE/VC Funds

FDIC Issues Proposal on Bank Merger Transactions, Signaling Modernized Approach to Merger Review

On September 17, 2026, the FDIC announced a proposed rule that would reform key facets of the agency’s approach to processing and evaluating merger transactions subject to the Bank Merger Act, aiming to improve timeliness and expand predictability in the merger review framework. The update would significantly reduce the burden of the FDIC’s review process for mergers by state nonmember banks. These banks will want to assess how the proposed changes could affect their M&A strategies and can provide the agency with practical feedback within the 60-day comment period.
FDIC Issues Proposal on Bank Merger Transactions, Signaling Modernized Approach to Merger Review

Fund Expenses: Differentiating Approaches to Expenses for Japan PE/VC Funds

As global capital continues to flow into Japan PE and VC markets, Japan GPs face growing scrutiny over fund expense allocation practices. Underdeveloped expense governance can leave them exposed to LP questions, reputational damage and even potential regulatory violations. We provide a detailed analysis of the Japan fund expense landscape.
Fund Expenses: Differentiating Approaches to Expenses for Japan PE/VC Funds
Insights – June 2026
In this edition of Skadden’s quarterly thought leadership publication, we examine the deal terms being structured to align parties’ interests in acquisitions of founder-led brands, an increased openness to merger remedies globally and the importance of managing cybersecurity risks stemming from powerful next-generation AI tools, among other topics.

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