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RBB Economics provides independent, expert economic advice on all aspects of competition law.
We combine intellectual rigour with practical knowledge and technical economic skills to deliver analysis that is robust, clear and effective.
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The Swedish Competition Authority clears Axfood/Bergendahl’s, subject to conditions
The Swedish Competition Authority approved Axfood’s acquisition of Bergendahl’s wholesale and a minority share of City Gross food retail after a Phase II review and voluntary committments. Axfood is Swedens second largest food...
Read more (September 2021)
Webinar highlights: Economic Analysis and the Competition and Markets Authority’s New Merger Assessment Guidelines
On 2 June 2021, RBB Economics held a webinar to discuss the new Merger Assessment Guidelines (MAGs) released by the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). Simon Bishop held a Q&A session with Mike Walker, which was followed by a...
Read more (July 2021)
No Penalty for TasPorts in the ACCC’s first case under the new misuse of market power test
TasPorts is the owner and operator of the majority of ports in Tasmania, and the sole supplier of towage and pilotage services at all major ports on the island. In its Concise Statement to the Federal Court of Australia, the ACCC alleged...
Read more (May 2021)