Competition Law

• 30 Minutes
• For all staff
• Global

Any concerted action, exchange of information or meeting of minds between competitors can constitute illegal collusion, carrying large fines and prison sentences. This 30-minute global course helps staff identify types of anti-competitive behaviour, recognise abuse of a dominant position by large businesses, and take appropriate action to prevent anti-competitive conduct arising in their own work.

Competition authorities cooperate internationally, so one investigation frequently becomes several. Leniency regimes also mean the first participant to report gets the protection, which changes the calculation for everyone else. Training commercial teams across every market removes the assumption that a conversation at an industry event is harmless, which is where a surprising number of cartel cases begin.