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Business Guide to Competition Law ATMD Bird & Bird LLP ISBN / ISSN: 978-981-05-7512-0 The Competition Act 2004 has significantly changed the business landscape in Singapore. The Act which came into force on 1 January 2006 was introduced in order to create a level playing field for businesses big and small to compete on an equal footing. The objective of competition law is to promote the efficient functioning of our markets and enhance the competitiveness of the economy by reinforcing pro-enterprise and pro-competitive policies. The law seeks to prohibit anti-competitive activities that unduly prevent, restrict or distort competition. This book, aimed at senior business people, in-house legal counsel, compliance personnel as well as practicing lawyers aims to explain the application of the law in practical terms and help companies set up legally compliant practices.
It will answer questions such as what is the Competition Act about, what type of practices the law seeks to address, how it will change how someone does business and
actions that need to be taken to ensure compliance. The book also looks at case law on this subject in the USA and UK and draws references on how key issues have been decided outside of Singapore.
A key feature of the book is the fact that well known UK economists who have significant expertise on the subject of competition law have been involved in the writing of the book. Other critical features of the book include practical coverage and application of law to everyday transactions and scenarios, procedural flowcharts, checklists of things to look out for avoid non compliance and FAQs on every chapter
Key contents include:
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