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A Guide to U.K. Competition Law Compliance

The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) scrutiny of anti-competitive behavior has intensified for industries like tech and financial services. This guide provides a framework for understanding competition law compliance rules, what new changes entail and how to ensure your people are aware of these risks.

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A practical guide to U.K. Competition Law compliance, here to help you:

Grasp the risks

Get a breakdown of the FCA’s enforcement powers and priorities

Protect your firm

Understand prohibited behaviors and which behaviors can trigger FCA enforcement processes

Build your framework

Use our checklist to guide your program towards proactive U.K. Competition Law compliance

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Strengthen your U.K. Competition Law compliance

Assuming your existing conduct rules are enough to comply with the U.K.’s competition law is risk. The FCA is now armed with greater enforcement powers for tech and finance firms – meaning a passive approach to compliance won’t keep you safe for long. This guide explains the current enforcement landscape, detailing the legislation and powers the FCA uses to investigate anti-competitive behavior to build a defensible compliance program. 

Download our white paper to learn: 

  • The key legislation that gives the FCA its authority 
  • What triggers an FCA investigation into anti-competitive behavior 
  • How leniency, settlements and redress can affect penalties 
  • Practical steps for building a true culture of compliance 
  • How to safely manage essential communications with competitors
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Understand the FCA enforcement landscape and build a compliant U.K. competition law compliance framework.