The deputy general director of Vietnam’s Competition Authority has suggested that the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) consider adopting an EU-style, collective competition policy to police mergers and cartels that cross its members’ borders. Ron Knox in Singapore

Professor Robert Ian McEwin, who will chair GCR Live: Law Leaders Asia-Pacific 2012 in Singapore next month, talks to GCR about his experience as a competition lawyer, economist and academic, and about the Association of Southeast Asian Nations’ (ASEAN) difficult journey towards implementing integrated competition laws in each of its 10 member states.

The Competition Commission of Singapore (CCS) has fined 10 modelling agencies S$361,000 (€206,000) for price fixing.

Singapore’s Competition Commission has fined 16 employment agencies S$153,000 (€87,000) for colluding to fix the price of workers’ salaries.

As competition awareness becomes an increasingly crucial part of national authorities' work agendas, agencies are devising innovative ways to convey their messages. Rachel Bull in The Hague

Yena Lim has been named the new chief executive of Singapore’s Competition Commission.

Singapore’s Competition Commission today held that 14 electrical companies had colluded to rig bids and also made the country’s first finding of abuse of dominance, against ticketing company SISTIC.