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DID YOU KNOW?

Did you know that as a member of a trade association you could be involved in a price fixing agreement?

There are three steps to compliance. Find out what they are.

 

 

RPM - Pro and Anti-Competitive Effects

COMPETITION AUDIT

  • reviewing contracts and business practices

  • strategic advice on business transactions

  • expert economic advice

  • helping with an investigation by a competition authority

POLICY & REGULATION

  • reviewing draft legislations and regulations

  • drafting guidelines

  • reviewing government policies for competition compliance

  • helping state owned enterprises to become competition compliant

TRAINING

  • face to face, practical training tailored to your business 

  • law and economics training

  • dawn raid training

  • enforcement training for regulators

  • policy training for government organisations

COMPLIANCE

  • compliance programmes tailored to your business

  • simple checklists for small businesses

  • more detailed compliance programmes for larger businesses

WHAT IS CLEC?

Competition Law is a complex business law which requires an understanding of legal technicalities as well as basic economics.  In ASEAN, this law is relatively new. Whether you are a business trying to comply with the new law or a regulator or government organisation trying to enforce the new law, it is likely that you will need some guidance.

 

CLEC (Competition Law and Economic Consulting) can help. Bringing together more than 40 years of competition law experience in Asia, Australia and the UK, CLEC can provide a complete competition law service.  The team comprises Shila Dorai Raj, an ex-regulator and the founding CEO of the MyCC, Dr CW Cheah, a competition economist, and Rachel Burgess, a competition lawyer.

 

Recently, CLEC has been assisting the governments of Brunei, Lao and Myanmar in the development of their competition law and policy.

Latest News

In the lead up to commencement of the ASEAN Economic Community, there has been a flurry of new competition laws passed. Brunei and Myanmar passed their new competition laws in early 2015.  In the second half of 2015, both Lao PDR and the Phillipines passed their competitions laws.

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