Talent agency CAA’s acquisition of rival ICM Partners has reportedly been delayed due to an investigation by the US Department Of Justice’s competition law division.
Jan 17, 2022
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CAA’s ICM takeover on hold due to antitrust investigation
CAA's planned acquisition of rival ICM Partners has been delayed due to a U.S. Department of Justice competition investigation. Initially set to close by end of 2021, the deal is now pushed to Q2 this year. CAA co-Chairman Bryan Lourd remains confident that the deal will go through.
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