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Results for CMA tag

July 2016

“The Government must ensure that all universities comply with consumer law” – Which? response to outcome of CMA investigation into Higher Education

22 July 2016

Alex Neill, Which? Director of Policy and Campaigns, said:  “Choosing a university is one of the biggest decisions young people make yet they often struggle to find the information to enable them to make an informed choice.   “The CMA’s investigation shows that while some universities are taking steps in the right direction, others still have a way […]

Statement: CMA, consumer law, Office for Students, University

“We expect all car rental companies and broker websites to be clear about charges” Which? response to CMA announcement on car hire websites

1 July 2016

Alex Neill, Which? Director of Policy and​ Campaigns, said: “​​​The CMA ​is right to be ​tackling hidden costs and sneaky practices in the car hire industry.​​ ​Our research has shown​ ​some car hire brokers aren’t being ​upfront about the true cost of car hire. ​​ “We expect all car rental companies and broker websites to […]

Statement: car rental, CMA, hidden costs

June 2016

Big Six energy prices out of touch

10 June 2016

With the final report of the Competition and Market Authority’s (CMA) energy market investigation due this month, Which? is calling on the regulator to set out how it will judge whether the inquiry’s proposals have successfully improved the market for consumers. New Which? research today reveals that the gap between average Big Six standard tariffs […]

Press Release: big six, CMA, eletricity, Energy, energy suppliers, gas, investigation, switching, tariff, Which? Switch

May 2016

“This inquiry has achieved little more than to propose basic information measures the big banks should have introduced years ago” – Which? response to the CMA’s proposed banking remedies

17 May 2016

Alex Neill, Which? Director of Policy and Campaigns, said:   “After 18 months this inquiry achieved little more than to propose basic information measures that the big banks should have introduced years ago. Steps to stimulate switching are welcome but the chance to deliver better banking for all consumers has been missed.   “The ball […]

Statement: Banking, Banks, CMA, Overdraft fees

March 2016

“A lost opportunity to deliver better banking” – Which? response to CMA retail banking market investigation update

7 March 2016

Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd, said: “This inquiry is now looking like a lost opportunity to deliver better banking for consumers. We are disappointed that the CMA appears unwilling to take action to control unfair, punitive charges faced by unauthorised overdraft users. More information and prompts are simply not enough.   “The regulator should use this further extension […]

Statement: Banks, Better Banking, CMA

October 2015

“Right that the regulator looks at the O2-Three merger” – Which? response to the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) request to look into the O2-Three merger

2 October 2015

Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd, said: “It’s right that the regulator looks at the O2-Three merger which would be a significant change to the UK telecoms market. We also want the CMA to look carefully at claims that consolidation, rather than competition, is likely to drive investment in the sector and ensure consumers are protected from higher prices or poorer […]

Statement: CMA, competition, Mobile, Telecoms

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