Global antitrust enforcement report
Antitrust authorities worldwide continued their enforcement against anti-competitive conduct in 2023.
Our report explores the latest trends in the global enforcement landscape. We analyse data from 31 jurisdictions and identify the key developments and themes shaping authorities’ activities.
We examine cartels and non-cartel conduct, including vertical restrictions (eg resale price maintenance and online sales restrictions) and abuse of dominance (eg self-preferencing and leveraging). In particular, we identify the sectors and types of conduct facing continuing regulatory scrutiny and highlight issues posing particular risks. These include digital markets, sustainability and labour market issues.
We also consider the key themes at play in private damages enforcement across the EU and the UK, including the scope for forum shopping and the evolution of collective proceedings.
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Mixed picture for antitrust enforcement continues but change is on the horizon
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Cartel enforcement tops the antitrust agenda
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Authorities take a more conciliatory approach to enforcement against vertical and other non-cartel conduct
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Abuse of dominance enforcement declines as new forums emerge
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Immunity and leniency pipeline continues general decline
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Dawn raids bounce back, international cooperation flourishes
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Digital markets remain a focal point for antitrust enforcement
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Sustainability and antitrust weave a regulatory patchwork
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Surge in EU and UK private antitrust damages actions continues
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Regional snapshots for antitrust enforcement fines in 2023
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