China’s First Antitrust Enforcement Case Concerning Individual Penalties For Collusion
16 April 2025
KWM China’s insights on China’s first antitrust enforcement case involving penalties against an individual for collusion.
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immunity
Immunity applicants waive goodbye to privilege over factual accounts
22 May 2023
Changes to the ‘ACCC immunity and cooperation policy: frequently asked questions’ increase the price of immunity
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Immunity from treble damages for cooperation
30 July 2020
US Congress passes bill to remove the time limit on protection against treble damages, preserving the incentive for whistle blowers.
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For whom the whistle blows
21 March 2017
The ACCC’s submission to the parliamentary inquiry into whistleblower protections takes the view that whistleblowers should be afforded greater protection
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Applying for leniency is not always E-C
2 February 2016
The European Court of Justice has affirmed that leniency applications made to the EC are not binding on national competition authorities
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The HKCC issues Enforcement and Leniency Guidance
7 December 2015
Hong Kong has released enforcement and leniency policies ahead of its Competition Ordinance commencement date
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Hong Kong seeks to introduce leniency policy for cartels
19 October 2015
A draft leniency policy has been released by the Hong Kong Competition Commission
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