The UK competition regulator will look at less global deals, says the boss

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Britain’s competition regulator, the less global deal is likely to check less global deals, because it pushes him to accept more growth agenda, the head of the agency said.

CEO Sarah Cardell, the CEO Sarah Cardell, “a handful of global deals” infurters, “a handful of global deal” can continue to “a handful of global deal”.

“I think it would be a handful of global transactions, maybe a handful of global deals that despite our decision we will not review despite the previously at the London Antitrest Conference

However, Cardell warned that this “invitation to an anti-competition combination under the Sun. If we see the wave of those who followed, our opinions will increase.”

The agency has already called on a number of consultations to accelerate the proposal for a number of combinations, and the ministers called on the ministers to be “more flexible”.

The government said in her This month “Strategic Steering wheel” project for the agency The CMA should work not to repeat other regulatory bodies to refer to Britain’s concerns.

CMA has In recent months, he encountered an intense investigationBecause of the benefits of business investment in the UK, the government’s frustration focus. Ministers Chairman of the Agency Marcus Bokkerink, in the shocking movement last month, changed the shocking movement with the former President of Doug Gurr.

On Thursday, Cardell acknowledged the need for change in CMA, but “businesses” to lobbies a terrible often on individual transactions, “Business”, “he said.

He admitted that the CMA’s participation was previously a “merger (in combination) and that I am responsible for the merger… To move on.”

He added: “We have internal combination and unity to what we do. Suddenly, we have not taken this situation.”