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  • The order provides measures to increase competition in the car insurance market and reduce the cost of premiums for drivers.

  • Information for businesses about how the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigates mergers, including processes, timelines and possible outcomes.

  • The Competition and Markets Authority’s policy and approach to transparency and information disclosure.

  • What to do if you're thinking about a merger, or already going through a merger investigation.

  • How the CMA will operate its powers under the Competition Act and Modernisation Regulation in assessing conduct of dominant undertakings.

  • How the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will embed the 4Ps (pace, predictability, proportionality and process) to support growth, investment and business confidence in the UK’s digital markets competition regime.

  • Provides a conceptual framework within which evidence on market definition can be organised, and discusses practical issues that may arise.

  • The orders provide measures on benefits, incentive schemes and better information for patients.

  • Guidelines for market investigations: their role, procedures, assessment and remedies.

  • Quick guide, intended primarily for business, providing a simple overview of the UK merger regime and the CMA’s approach when reviewing mergers.

  • Outlines the CMA’s approach to imposing administrative penalties for failure to comply with requirements imposed under its investigatory and remedies powers.

  • Guidance on the Competition and Market Authority's (CMA) information gathering powers relating to road fuel monitoring.

  • How to report your involvement in a cartel under our leniency programme and what to expect.

  • Guidance for lawyers and third parties on how the CMA collects information before deciding whether to investigate a merger.

  • Guidance on how to make a whistleblower report to the Competition and Markets Authority.

  • Explains the changes introduced by the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 to the conduct of market studies and market investigations by the CMA under the Enterprise Act 2002, as amended.

  • Complying with competition law while working with other businesses.

  • The topics in the Market Guidance are based on analysis of the notifications received under the NSI Act and feedback from stakeholders on their experience of the system.

  • Information that trade associations need to know about competition law.

  • A 60-second summary on how to spot pyramid selling, avoid the risks of participating in it and report it.