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UK PM attacks CMA and communicates via direct message on LinkedIn about an issue that occurred regarding a purchase situation between Microsoft and Activision and continued nerves from CMA did not just block purchases otherwise take the restrictions to the next level. Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, wanted to send a direct message to CMA with the statement and accidentally announced that major changes were coming.
The purpose of sending this message publicly is announced that the government would carry out reforms of all regulatory agencies in the country in various phases, meaning that these reforms lead to job creation and business and not the other way around, as was the case with the Activision Blizzard purchase. It is not yet clear when these reforms will begin or the immediate impact over time on the purchase agreement.
The British Prime Minister attacked the CMA and announced immediate reforms in the regulatory body to boost business and jobs
“I want to make it as easy as possible for UK businesses to prosper.
Therefore we need a regulatory system in England that doesn’t become a constraint. It must enable companies to do what they do best: create jobs and grow the economy.
We have announced the Edinburgh reforms, a series of reforms to boost growth and competitiveness in the financial services sector.”
It’s no secret that CMA has continuously over the last few years been very loud with most companies always provide constraints and constraints on the process of buying and selling and other processes. The world’s major technology companies have seen after the results of the Activision and Microsoft purchase decisions, that CMA is not open to great investments and opportunities.
The new CMA order prevents Microsoft and Activision from investing in each other in the UK
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In addition, the Framework for Better Regulation (MMRO) will be enhanced, regulators will prioritize performance and economic growth which can secure business deals in the country, in addition to promoting a culture of competition in productivity. Also, at the end of his message, the Prime Minister has a little message for the CMA:
We will drive innovation, investment and growth by releasing two strategic policy statements to guide our regulators. This week we have published the first three statements for the consultation on energy policy. Here is our strategic orientation for the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
It seems the UK government is moving tokens after possible pressure from the energy and digital sectors, which resulted in the UK Prime Minister attacking the CMA and announcing new measures to be implemented to simplify the current regulations.
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