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Competition Law | Articles
Turkish Competition Authority Has Published the Preliminary Report on the E-Marketplace Sector Inquiry: Legislation is Around the Corner
Recent developments in digitalization have triggered the Turkish Competition Authority (“TCA”) to scrutinize more closely e-marketplace business models. The TCA has carried out a sector inquiry on e-marketplaces for this purpose and a preliminary report (“Report”) has been published on the official website of the TCA on May 7, 2021, in which a wide range of comprehensive analyses are included as to the operation of e-marketplaces in Turkey.
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Competition Law | News
Rekabet Hukukunda Geçici Tedbir Kararlarının Yükselişi
Caner Çeşit ve Mustafa Ayna'nın 24.03.2021 tarihinde İstanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi - Rekabet Hukuku Merkezi, Uygulamalı Rekabet Hukuku Seminerleri 2021 bahar dönemi programı kapsamında sunduğu "Rekabet Hukukunda Geçici Tedbir Kararlarının Yükselişi: Dijitalizasyon ve Pandeminin Etkileri" başlıklı tebliğin video kaydı yayınlandı.
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Competition Law | Articles
Competition Problems in Distribution Networks: The Turkish Competition Authority Involved with a Heavy Hand
Electricity is an indispensable product for end-users and the electricity market has a sophisticated market structure. In the past, the generation, transmission, distribution, and retail operations of electricity were all done on public property, in a vertically integrated structure. Turkish electricity market had gone through a difficult liberalization process towards a competitive market. This process, which picked up speed in 2001 with the entry into force of the Electricity Market Law No. 4628, moved to another stage with the Electricity Market Law No. 6446, which came into force in 2013.
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Competition Law | Articles
The Turkish Competition Authority Publishes the 2021 Effect Analysis Report
Competition authorities conduct various studies to demonstrate the economic effects of their activities as well as to evaluate the appropriateness of the decisions they make in accordance with the principles of transparency and accountability. Within this framework, such studies are also conducted by the Turkish Competition Authority (“TCA”). These studies, the first of which was published in 2017 and covered the three-year period between 2014 and 2016, are carried out by the Economic Analysis and Research Department and includes evaluations regarding the estimation of the measurable economic effects of the TCA’s decisions on consumer benefits.
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Competition Law | Articles
The Turkish Competition Authority’s M&A Overview Report for 2020 Has Been Published
The Turkish Competition Authority’s (“TCA“) Mergers and Acquisitions Overview Report for 2020 (“Report“) has been published at the TCA’s official website on March 5, 2021. The Report provides an overview of the TCA’s activities in terms of merger control in 2020 and includes statistical information on the merger control filings by also making a comparison between 2020 and previous years. The Report mainly aims to provide a brief summary of the developments in 2020 with regards to M&A transactions.
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Competition Law | Articles
The TCA Rules: State Owned Financial Entities are under the Same Economic Unity
On 9 December 2020, the Turkish Competition Authority (“TCA”) published a reasoned decision concerning an individual exemption application regarding two bancassurance agreements signed between (i) Güneş Sigorta A.Ş. (“Güneş Sigorta”) and Türkiye Vakıflar Bankası T.A.O. (“Vakıfbank”), (ii) Vakıf Emeklilik ve Hayat A.Ş. (“Vakıf Emeklilik”) and Vakıfbank. Concerned bancassurance agreements are aimed to gather non-life insurance services, life insurance services and personal pension services under one roof.
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