The UK Competition and Markets Authority is reviewing the version of the EU Vertical Block Exemption Regulation retained in UK law following the end of the Brexit implementation period.
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Subscribe to Antitrust-and-competitionThe new UK state aid regime – how will it work?
March 13, 2019
Posted in Antitrust and competition WTO and international trade
The new UK state aid regime – what will change after Brexit?
February 13, 2019
Posted in Antitrust and competition WTO and international trade
The Draft Withdrawal Agreement – UK and EU institutions to work closely together on competition and state aid after Brexit
The Draft Withdrawal Agreement sets out in some detail how the competition and state aid rules apply in the UK in the period after the UK leaves the EU.
Planning for “no deal”: The UK competition regime readying for Brexit and its new, expanded role
The Competition and Markets Authority has published guidance on how the UK merger control and antitrust regimes will be affected by the UK exiting the EU on 29 March 2019 in a possible “no deal” scenario.
UK state aid regulation in the event of a “no-deal” Brexit
Chequers confirms that UK state aid rules will stay closely linked to Brussels following Brexit
The White Paper agreed by the Cabinet at Chequers on 6 July contains further detail on how the new state aid rules might operate, although the plan will be the subject of negotiations with the EU.
State aid in the UK after Brexit: CMA to take the lead, but questions remain
What do French endive producers have to do with Brexit?
May 25, 2017
Posted in Antitrust and competition
In conversation with Richard Whish QC – Mark Simpson, partner, highlights the tension between agricultural policy in Europe and its role in competition law.
Brexit and antitrust law
April 06, 2017
Posted in Antitrust and competition
Brexit’s effects on antitrust and competition law will first and foremost be felt in terms of merger control.
Brexit: planning for the future as negotiations continue
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