The U.S. government expects 2007 deal activity to remain essentially level with the strong performance of the previous two years, according to estimates contained in next year's federal budget. The budget anticipates merger activity to bring in about $240 million in 2007 -- $120 million from the Department of Justice and $120 million from the Federal Trade Commission. The 2006 budget now in effect anticipates Hart-Scott-Rodino collections of $232 million this year.
February 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The U.S. government expects 2007 deal activity to remain essentially level with the strong performance of the previous two years, according to estimates contained in next year’s federal budget.
“We anticipate a demanding merger review workload in FYs 2006 and 2007,” the agency wrote in its comments accompanying the budget request.
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