Still much work to be done...
Read More →ACCC resolves to re-think its approach to penalties based on OECD report finding that average Australian penalties are substantially lower than those imposed in comparable jurisdictions for breaches of competition law...
Read More →February was a frenetic month: the ACCC released its 2018 priorities, two Bills on the ACL were released and the Productivity Commission released its draft report on competition in the Australian Financial System....
Read More →Cartel conduct is set to become a criminal offence for the first time in New Zealand following the tabling of a new bill in Parliament....
Read More →ACCC Chairman Rod Sims has foreshadowed a busy year with criminal cartel actions and a focus on financial services....
Read More →Full Federal Court dismisses the ACCC’s appeal in its case against the Australian Egg Corporation and others for attempting to induce egg producers to reduce the supply of eggs...
Read More →ACCC Chairman Rod Sims has recently made statements that shed light on the ACCC's enforcement priorities for 2017 and his views on his legacy....
Read More →ACCC’s criminal cartel machine goes full steam ahead in roll-on, roll-off cargo cartel proceedings...
Read More →The Federal Court has dismissed proceedings brought by the ACCC against a number of electrical cable manufacturers and wholesalers, and their executives, for alleged cartel and exclusionary conduct in relation to the acquisition and supply...
Read More →The UK’s CAT introduces new fast-track procedure...
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