Qualcomm/SSW Partners/Veoneer: Jurisdictional, Substantive Questions Loom Over Autonomous Driving Tech Proposal

Published on Oct 18, 2021

A $4.5 billion bid from Qualcomm (QCOM) and investment firm SSW Partners to acquire Swedish auto tech company Veoneer (VNE) raises a host of jurisdictional and substantive issues that together create timing and outcome questions around the deal, industry sources said. SSW Partners through the October 4 agreement will acquire Veoneer, and shortly thereafter divest […]

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