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Malaysia’s former prime minister to jail, followed by the conviction of his wife just a week later -
Investigating cartels without the aid of leniency applicants is like “searching in the dark,” Malaysia’s antitrust chief -
Singapore’s antitrust regulator continues to navigate the changing economic landscape due to the pandemic. -
A long-awaited circular on admin fines is set to encourage stricter compliance with the Philippines data privacy law -
Questions have been raised and discussed in various webinars and online conferences organized separately by antitrust regulators in Asia. -
Singapore’s recently published e-commerce market study may have found no current competition issues to worry about in the sector. -
Indonesia’s anti-graft activists managed to get a key amendment to the corruption law canceled by the Constitutional Court. -
In Jakarta, almost 1,300 employees of Indonesia’s anticorruption agency are being inaugurated as official members of the civil service. -
Canada’s export credit agency, provided a credit facility of up to $135 million to help finance a deal where Bombardier allegedly paid bribes to win business in Indonesia. -
As a number of governments across the Asia-Pacific region struggle with how to ensure they still have a functioning aviation industry once Covid-19 restrictions ease.