Competition law compliance—warning signs for staff


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Precedents

Competition law compliance—warning signs for staff


Published by a ÑÇÖÞÉ«ÇéÍø Risk & Compliance expert

Precedents
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Behaviour red flags are situations which should cause you to ask questions.

Although difficult to detect, there are many circumstances that signal the existence of anti-competitive behaviour. This awareness tool features possible competition law warning signs, flags, characteristics or behaviours to watch out for.

Even just one of these red flags may be a sign of anti-competitive behaviour.

    1. 1

      Cartel behaviour

      Any attempt to fix prices;

      Any attempt to engage

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Key definition:
Bid-rigging definition
What does Bid-rigging mean?

Collusive conduct between undertakings to avoid competition between bidders in response to an invitation to tender.

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