The Australian Competition Authority partners with its counterpart competition agencies from five other countries to coordinate on cross-border investigations

Jones, Thomas; Macken, Tom

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2 Sep 2020

The Australian Competition Authority partners with its counterpart competition agencies from five other countries to coordinate on cross-border investigations

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Australian Competition Authority, Multilateral Mutual Assistance and Cooperation Framework for Competition Authorities, Memorandum of Understanding, 2 September 2020

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) recently entered into a new memorandum of understanding with its counterpart competition agencies from five other countries in order to share intelligence and investigate techniques to better coordinate competition investigations across borders, including, in particular, those involving companies

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Thomas Jones
Bird & Bird (Sydney)

Australia 27 contributions 2455 visits
Tom Macken
Bird & Bird (Sydney)

Australia 20 contributions 1717 visits

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Thomas Jones, Tom Macken, The Australian Competition Authority partners with its counterpart competition agencies from five other countries to coordinate on cross-border investigations, 2 September 2020, e-Competitions September 2020, Art. N° 96756

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