Singapore and Malaysia ink pact on competition enforcement

CCS CEO said the partnership will promote fair and competitive markets.

The Competition and Consumer Commission (CCS) and the Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) have formalised a partnership to deepen cooperation in the enforcement of competition
law across both countries.

Through a memorandum of understanding, CCS and MyCC will exchange information and coordinate on enforcement actions amidst growing economic ties between the two markets.

CCS’ CEO Alvin Koh said the partnership allows both parties to promote fair and competitive markets for the benefit of consumers and businesses in Singapore and Malaysia.

The partnership was announced on 1 October.

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