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Update on Settlements in Antitrust Fine Procedures

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The German competition authority has updated its guidelines on settlements in antitrust fine procedures, detailing the requirements and implications of amicable case resolutions.

19.08.2026 | German competition authority


The Bundeskartellamt, Germany's competition authority, has released an updated guideline regarding settlements in antitrust fine procedures. This document outlines the necessary conditions, the process involved, and the consequences of reaching an amicable resolution in antitrust fine cases.

The updated guidelines aim to provide clarity for businesses and legal practitioners on how settlements can be effectively utilized in the context of antitrust violations. By detailing the procedural steps and potential outcomes, the Bundeskartellamt seeks to facilitate a better understanding of the settlement process.

These updates are part of the authority's ongoing efforts to enhance transparency and efficiency in competition law enforcement, ensuring that all parties are well-informed about their options in the event of an investigation.

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