Blurring antitrust and anti-corruption

O'Melveny & Myers

By clpstaff | clp articles |

China's recent surge in antitrust and anti-corruption enforcement highlights the parallel perils of bribery and anti-competitive conduct. Companies should also be wary of a unique hazard at the intersection of China's competition and anti-bribery rules – the offence of bribing an entity.

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