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CCS Championing Competition for Growth and Choice

CCS's reply to Straits Times report on 6 May titled “Agencies which fixed prices had ‘noble goals’”
ICC unveils Antitrust Compliance Toolkit
CAB Dismissed Most Grounds of Appeal By Modelling Agencies
Industrial Property Market Study (April 2013)

CCS's reply to Straits Times report on 6 May titled “Agencies which fixed prices had ‘noble goals’”

The article raises several points about the price-fixing case by modelling agencies who were members of the Association of Modelling Industry Professionals (AMIP) of which Mr Calvin Cheng is the President. Many of these points have been dealt with by the Competition Appeal Board (“CAB”) in its published decision.

>   Read more CCS's reply to Straits Times report on 6 May titled “Agencies which fixed prices had ‘noble goals’”

ICC unveils Antitrust Compliance Toolkit

Produced by the International Chamber of Commerce Task Force on Antitrust Compliance and Advocacy, the toolkit is a practical response to suggestions by the OFT, the DG for Competition of the European Commission and other antitrust agencies.

>   Read more ICC unveils Antitrust Compliance Toolkit

CAB Dismissed Most Grounds of Appeal By Modelling Agencies

The CAB dismissed most of 5 of the 11 modelling agencies' grounds of appeal save in two instances. They had appealed to the CAB on various ground seeking a substantial reduction in financial penalties but did not dispute that they had infringed the Competition Act.

>   Read more CAB Dismissed Most Grounds of Appeal By Modelling Agencies

Industrial Property Market Study (April 2013)

In this paper, CCS analyses the structure, regulations and commercial practices of the industrial property market which covers industrial property types like flatted factories, warehouses and business parks, and reviews industry practices or regulations that may hamper or distort competition.

>   Read more Industrial Property Market Study (April 2013)

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CCS E-learning

e-learning moduleGet to know the essentials of the Singapore Competition Act. This one-stop interactive learning tool developed by CCS provides a clear overview of the Do’s and Don’ts for businesses and introduces ways in which you can develop a competition compliance strategy.

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04 Jul 20133rd ASEAN Competition Conference (ACC)

23 Apr 201312th Annual Conference of the ICN in Warsaw, Poland

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CCS Annual Report 2011/ 12 FY2011/ 12 has been an eventful year for CCS. Read about our progress made in the areas of enforcement, outreach and advocacy, as well as international relations.

CCS e-newsletter Get in the Competitive Edge! – Issue 04

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CCS Broadcast

CCS has clarified with both the Attorney-General’s Chambers and the Ministry of Law on the extent a Qualifying Foreign Law Practice (“QFLP”) can assist a client with CCS matters.

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