For us, 2014 was a year of institutional strengthening. As a result of constitutional amendments made in June 2013, Mexico’s Federal Economic Competition Commission (COFECE) is the nation’s new competition authority. The transition has implied large-scale challenges, as well as extraordinary opportunities for enacting reforms and establishing a fully effective agency for competition regulation and enforcement in Mexico.
The Antitrust Review of the Americas 2016
Mexico: Federal Economic Competition Commission
27 August 2015
Introduction
Mexico
Panama
Peru
United States
- US: Department of Justice
- US: Federal Trade Commission
- US: Anti-Cartel Enforcement
- US: CFIUS Review
- US: Economics
- US: Energy
- US: Joint Ventures
- US: Mergers
- US: Pharmaceutical Antitrust
- US: Private Antitrust Litigation
- US: Technology Mergers
- US: Telecoms
- US: Vertical Restraints
Canada
- Canada: Competition Bureau
- Canada: Cartel Enforcement
- Canada: Merger Review
- Canada: Pharmaceuticals
- Canada: Private Antitrust Litigation
Brazil
- Brazil: Administrative Council for Economic Defence
- Brazil: Associative Agreements
- Brazil: Cartels
- Brazil: Private Equity