Competitors Engaged In Cooperative Processes Find They Face Competing Approaches By Southern District Of New York Judges Weighing Antitrust Liability
Posted 03/30/16
By Robert M. Cross
The scope of antitrust liability for competitors engaged in cooperative processes鈥攕uch as setting benchmark interest rates鈥攂ecame murkier this week with a decision by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York holding that manipulation of such a cooperative process could give rise to a viable price-fixing claim.
On Monday, Judge Jesse M. Furman held in
A View from Constantine Cannon鈥檚 London Office
By Yulia Tosheva, Richard Pike and James Ashe-Taylor
The European Parliament鈥檚 Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (鈥淓CON鈥�) took a tentative first step toward the regulation of virtual currencies regulation of virtual currencies last week with the issuance of a on virtual currencies.
The regulation of virtual currencies is already...