The ICC’s new SME TOOLKIT

Key features

Simple, user-friendly approach for SMEs

Three key danger areas Doing the right thing – five

easy steps Top Ten Tips from ICC

members Checklist and examples

How the SME Toolkit may empower recipients

Explains the relevance of antitrust to their activities

Focus on why compliance is good for business

Helps to scope real risks Not legal advice

Are you confident that your employees understand that discussing prices, volumes, customers and territories with competitors might be illegal (and even criminal in some countries)?

Do your employees know what to do if a competitor Initiates an illegal discussion with them?

Have you provided them with guidance on how to voice their disagreement with inappropriate suggestions from competitors?

If you send people to industry events (trade association meetings, conferences or social events) are you confident that they know enough about the danger zones not to engage in inappropriate discussions?

Can you demonstrate that your company is protecting itself?

Breaking news: ICC SME Toolkit making a splash in Sydney – where next?

Next steps

• Work with stakeholders to determine how best to run local SME events

• Ideally in tandem with national authority• Pilot with UK CMA or other agencies?• We will continue to leverage the strong interest to

foster constructive dialogue between antitrust agencies and business at all levels (and in many languages)

ICC – making a splash – changing the world for good

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