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Competition

Competition authorities and regulators have extensive powers to control, investigate companies, commercial arrangements, prohibit M&A deals, force divestment of merged businesses, review markets and impose penalties. CMS-WLL avises companies in view of domestic competition authorities, using its vast experience to ensure that clients are able to operate within a secure environment.

We have in-depth knowledge of competition rules across different countries and markets, and we act for clients in all areas of competition law, particularly in cases where their interests are affected or at risk by unfair or illegal practices, as well as when they want to explore and make alliances and integrations that do not unfairly affect markets, consortiums, distribution agreements, agreements that include horizontal and vertical restrictions, significant market power and its abuse, control of concentrations, private application, inquiries and compliance. We also represent our clients in investigations, litigations or lawsuits where their actions as competitors are investigated.

The International CMS Competition Group is one of the largest global competition teams. We offer our clients a comprehensive solution to all their needs in the field of competition law throughout the world.


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04/04/2022
Más allá de la marca personal
El segundo reporte de CMS Latinoamérica, "Guía para gerentes legales: Más allá de la marca personal”, investiga sobre la importancia de la marca personal (MP) como herramienta para potenciar la...
31/08/2020
Stabilisation and restructuring law in Mexico
1. Which financial (not tax or labour) short-term compensation schemes for immediate losses due to social distancing measures have been implemented? For which industries/sizes of business? Until today...
20/08/2020
Antitrust law and legislation in Mexico during Covid-19
1. Introduction As a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, and aiming to maintain proper and efficient control and implementation of the Mexican antitrust policies, the Federal Economic Competition Commission...
Comparable
13/11/2019
CMS Guide to Passporting: Rules on Marketing Alternative Investment Funds...
11/04/2018
Securitisation Regulation: 60 minutes to understand the new rules and issues
CMS cordially invite you to attend a webinar: 11 April 2018 | 10:00 UK/ 11:00 CET Securitisation Regulation: 60 minutes to understand the new rules and issues This webinar will last one hour (including...
12/04/2017
A new UK/EU relationship in financial services: a bilateral regulatory...
The proposals in the UK Prime Minister’s speech on 17th January and the White Paper on 2nd February will require a new construct for cross-border regulatory coordination between the EU and the UK, which...
14/10/2016
Brexit (9): 5 things the UK can learn from the Swiss experience – a perspective...
Key points Switzerland rejected EEA/EU membership and a recent referendum has challenged the free movement of persons. On 20 September it was reported that Switzerland were close to reaching a compromise...
29/09/2016
Internal: the challenge of Brexit in the Banking and Finance sectors
The presentation covered:The challenge of Brexit – How CMS is helping financial institutions across Europe and beyond (brochure)The challenge and how CMS can help <br/> <br/>Pan-European...
15/09/2016
Brexit (1): Planning for Brexit - key points
Brexit (1): Planning for Brexit - key points The purpose of this report - accessible via this link - is to summarise the key points from various RegZone publications. You can access the more detailed...
14/09/2016
Brexit Monitor
To view or download the Brexit Monitor, please click here
02/09/2016
Brexit (4): the Article 50 process – a legal analysis looking at 10 key...
Key points The UK will need to make use of the Article 50 process to bring about Brexit. The process would be easy for an exiting state that does not require an extensive new relationship with the EU...
06/07/2016
Helping Financial Institutions deal with Brexit - perspectives from London...
The speakers addressed the key areas of potential change and risk for financial institutions. They gave a perspective from the City of London and Frankfurt (the seat of the ECB and heart of the Eurozone)...