The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has recently announced that it imposed a hefty £104.5 million fine on four global banking giants.

The competition regulator fined Citi, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Canada $132 million after a probe into the ...

The regulator plans to speed up its decision-making on multi-billion pound deals after coming under pressure help boost the ...

Employees at Citi, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Canada all unlawfully exchanged information about the buying and ...

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The Competition and Markets Authority’s initial assessment found that alternatives for U.K. supermarkets–either to switch to a third warehouse supplier, DHL, or to own in-house warehouses ...

The new chair of the UK’s competition regulator said he had been charged by ministers to help attract the “absolute maximum ...

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said that Citi would pay around £17.2 million, HSBC would pay £23.4 million, ...

The UK Competition and Markets Authority found that BCD and Amex GBT are the two strongest companies in corporate travel, ...

The UK Competition and Markets Authority ( CMA) is trialling an artificial-intelligence ( AI) tool aimed at detecting ...

today issued the following statement regarding the UK Competition and Markets Authority’s Interim Report. “The CMA has found no competition concerns with the vast majority of the Wincanton ...

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said its inquiry group, after an in-depth Phase 2 probe, did not believe that the deal would lead to a "substantial lessening of competition".