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Competition and Markets Authority
We promote competition and protect consumers with a clear end goal - economic growth and household prosperity.
About Competition and Markets Authority
When competition works well, everyone benefits. Our ambition is to promote an environment where people can be confident they are getting great choices and fair deals, competitive, fair-dealing businesses can innovate and thrive and the whole UK economy can grow productively and sustainably.
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Signals from Competition and Markets Authority
7 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Competition and Markets Authority published two papers setting out how public procurement can be used more strategically in the national interest, drawing on two years of work and engagement across cloud services, defence, civil engineering, and the UK scale-up challenge.
Reported by Competition and Markets Authority
Research & Knowledge
Competition and Markets Authority published two papers on how to achieve public procurement in the national interest, reflecting two years of CMA analysis and engagement.
Reported by Sarah Cardell
Research & Knowledge
Competition and Markets Authority published two papers on public procurement for UK firms, including a case for a more strategic use of public procurement to support growth, innovation, resilience, and long-term value for taxpayers.
Reported by Doug Gurr
Research & Knowledge
Competition and Markets Authority published a second paper making the case for stronger action to detect and deter collusion, including better procurement data and wider use of screening tools.
Reported by Doug Gurr
Presence & Recognition
Competition and Markets Authority Executive Director Will Hayter spoke at the News Media Association event 'Unlocking Growth & Sovereignty Through Digital Competition' today.
Reported by Competition and Markets Authority
People
Competition and Markets Authority appointed Kate Bridge as Deputy Chief Operating Officer.
Reported by Competition and Markets Authority
People
Competition and Markets Authority appointed 12 new independent members of the CMA panel by the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade to take effect in September and October 2026
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