"Don’t ignore the smaller agencies" in merger review

Friday, 20 April 2012

Competition Commissioner Melanie Aitken
As the International Competition Network comes closer to a multi-agency framework for merger review, counsel have been urged by the heads of Canada and Japan’s competition agencies not to prioritise the largest jurisdictions when filing a merger, calling it a very risky strategy. Clare Bolton in Rio de Janeiro.

ICN: Settlements are a "key tool" in agency efficiency

Friday, 20 April 2012

Vinícius Carvalho
Settling behavioural cases is an important part of freeing up agency resources, but authorities must be careful deterrence doesn't slip in the process, according to a panel at the 11th annual International Competition Network conference yesterday. Clare Bolton in Rio de Janeiro.

Effective bid rigging enforcement needs coordination, says ICN panel

Friday, 20 April 2012

Andreas Mundt
Preventing, detecting and prosecuting bid rigging rings often requires extensive outreach efforts to help raise awareness and foster cooperation among procurement officials, contractors and public prosecutors, a panel of top cartel enforcers said today. Ron Knox in Rio de Janeiro.

Compliance a benefit to both authorities and business

Premium Article - Friday, 20 May 2011

Competition authorities should offer more guidance on compliance programmes to ensure they are effective, particularly for small businesses. Faaez Samadi in The Hague.

Sharing knowledge is key to successful enforcement

Premium Article - Thursday, 19 May 2011

Competition authorities should commit greater resources to establishing knowledge management systems if they are to become more effective enforcers. Faaez Samadi in The Hague.

Fingleton sets out inclusive enforcement agenda

Premium Article - Wednesday, 18 May 2011

Fingleton addressed the ICN conference today
International cooperation and advocacy should be the key aims for competition agencies in the next decade, according to the chair of the International Competition Network. Faaez Samadi in The Hague.

Promoting competition requires all hands on deck

Premium Article - Wednesday, 18 May 2011

National competition authorities are just one of many organisations that should accept responsibility for raising awareness of antitrust laws. Faaez Samadi in The Hague.

An interview with Yasar Tekdemir

Premium Article - Wednesday, 21 July 2010

Tekdemir talks to GCR
Yasar Tekdemir talks to GCR about what went into organising this year’s International Competition Network (ICN) conference in Istanbul.

Brazil rolls out new anti-cartel programmes

Premium Article - Wednesday, 07 October 2009

"Companies that participate in cartels get dirty"
Brazil’s government has placed anti-cartel adverts in magazines and handed air travellers cartel awareness pamphlets as part of the lead-up to Thursday’s national anti-cartel enforcement day.

Fingleton speaks out over government intervention

Premium Article - Tuesday, 08 September 2009

Policymakers and politicians must consider the long-term effects on competition before pushing for regulations that change the way markets function, the head of the UK’s Office of Fair Trading said yesterday.

CUTS pushes for international competition awareness day

Premium Article - Friday, 04 September 2009

An international consumer organisation has proposed creating an annual day to promote competition laws and enforcement around the world.

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