Funerals market: insight gathering

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CMA letter to Barclays about breaching Part 5 of the Retail Banking Order

Documents CMA letter to Barclays about breaches of the Retail Banking Order PDF , 139 KB, 3 pages Details Part 5 of the Order requires banks and building societies to send Payment Transaction Histories to any personal current account (PCA) or business current account (BCA) customer who closes their PCA or BCA. Barclays failed to

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CMA letter to Santander about breaching Part 2 of the Retail Banking Order

Documents CMA letter to Santander about breaches of the Retail Banking Order PDF , 132 KB, 2 pages Details Part 2 of the Order requires the nine largest banks in Great Britain and Northern Ireland to ensure accurate, comprehensive and up to date Read-only product and reference information is continuously available through the UK’s Open

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Deal could result in higher costs for ventilation systems, CMA provisionally finds

iStock The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has been carrying out an in-depth Phase 2 inquiry into Lindab International AB’s (Lindab) purchase of HAS-Vent Holdings Limited (HAS-Vent) after identifying competition concerns during its initial Phase 1 inquiry. The independent CMA group leading the Phase 2 inquiry has probed in more detail the impact of the deal

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CMA looks to new digital markets competition regime to resolve app store concerns

iStock CMA closes investigation into Google, and parallel Apple case, and instead expects to consider concerns under the new digital markets competition regime CMA had consulted on proposed commitments from Google, but these failed to sufficiently address concerns The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has closed its existing Competition Act cases into Google’s Play Store

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