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Features

• EU cartel settlements: are they working?

  Journal Feature • Tuesday, 7 May

  Flavio Laina, head of the cartel settlement unit at the European Commission’s Directorate General for Competition, Marc Hansen, partner at Latham & Watkins and Gerwin Van Gerven, partner at Linklaters, take an in-depth look at the EU cartel settlements system. By David Vascott

• Playing catch-up

  Country Survey • Tuesday, 7 May

  Taiwan’s Fair Trade Commission has been a capable agency for some time, but has struggled to promote the importance of competition law among both the public and the business community. With significant changes to the competition agenda on the way, that looks set to change, writes Faaez Samadi

• Taiwan’s competition bar

  Country Survey • Tuesday, 7 May

  Despite the low profile of Taiwan’s Fair Trade Commission on the international stage, there’s enough competition work around to keep a handful of firms busy. Faaez Samadi meets the teams handling the leading cases

• An interview with Shiow-Ming Wu

  Country Survey • Tuesday, 7 May

  After securing a second term as chair of Taiwan’s Fair Trade Commission, Shiow-Ming Wu is driving through institutional and legislative changes that will put the enforcer on the antitrust map. Faaez Samadi sat down with him to discuss his plans

• To amparo or not to amparo?

  Journal Feature • Tuesday, 7 May

  José Alberro, director at Berkeley Research Group in California, examines stock market punishment and enforcement of the Mexican Federal Competition Commission decisions

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