Antitrust

Regulators must be flexible to deal with Covid-19 aftershock, UK CMA's Coscelli says

By Victoria Ibitoye

Published 09 Dec 2020 09:43
Modified 09 Dec 2020 09:43

Competition regulators must be flexible and use the powers they have to both do useful things and be part of the wider debate when the economic aftershock of the pandemic materializes, the chief executive of the UK’s competition regulator has said.

The Competition and Markets Authority's Andrea Coscelli said antitrust authorities may need

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Victoria Ibitoye

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Victoria covers mergers and acquisitions for MLex in London. Prior to joining MLex, Victoria was a city reporter at the Daily Mail covering transport, retail and writing the daily market report. Victoria holds a law degree from the University of Nottingham.

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