What good regulation looks like and why it matters
The importance of good regulation in a challenging economic environment.
The UK’s subsidy control regime: Have your say
This review aims to advise the UK Government – and other stakeholders – on whether the regime is working as intended, so that they can consider if any improvements should be made.
Calling all graduates: Grad scheme opportunity at the CMA
Applications for our Delivery Graduate Scheme are open for October 2025!
Driving business and investor insight across our work
We're expanding our capability in strategic business analysis. Find out how you can join us and be part of the future.
Why clear and accurate pricing matters – and how businesses can get it right
Learn how we’ve been working to help consumers get clearer and more accurate price information, and what businesses can do to get it right.
Our new consumer enforcement regime
Update from CMA CEO Sarah Cardell on the CMA’s new consumer enforcement regime, ahead of our new powers coming into force on 6 April.
New Procurement Act: exclusion and debarment on competition grounds - what suppliers and contractors need to know
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Deborah Wilkie, Posted on:
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Competition Act 1998 and cartels, Competition law compliance
The Procurement Act 2023 introduces mandatory exclusions, and a debarment register for suppliers involved in illegal cartel activity.
CMA to review pricing set by water regulator
Every 5 years, Ofwat (the water services regulation authority) decides how much money people should pay for water and sewerage services.
New CMA proposals to drive growth, investment and business confidence
A robust, independent competition regime should both drive growth and investment, and uphold consumer interests. This was at the heart of a speech I gave at Chatham House last November, and a view shared by our new Chair in his …
Competition that drives growth and investment - reflections on joining the CMA
The government has set out economic growth as its top priority and has done so for good and sound reasons. Without growth, there is no money to support the rebuilding of our vital public services and no prosperity for hardworking …