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Commission Impossible

Competition goes digital. Can the CCI keep up?

Even as the EU’s Competition Commission hit Google with a record $5 billion penalty for violating antitrust rules, the Competition Commission of India is still coming to terms with the nuances of regulating competition in the online space

19/07/18

Olina Banerji

The online market is the Competition Commission of India's (CCI) newest, most complex challenge

The very nature of online business escapes the traditional safety nets of the Competition Act

So, the CCI needs to learn to accurately identify potential abuse in online markets

But to do so, it must overcome a host of challenges. Is the CCI up to the task?

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