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ARTICLE · 21 MARCH 2005

Check List for the Antitrust Compliance Program

The Brazilian antitrust agencies have begun to formalize various Cooperation Agreements for the purpose of proceeding with the investigations related to antitrust violations. These agreements have been entered into, for example, with the Federal Ministry of Public Prosecution and Defense (MPF), State Ministries of Public Prosecution and Defense (MPE), and the Federal Police, and Cooperation Agreements have been executed with Argentina and the United States. Others are yet to come. All these Coop

BrazilGovernment, Public Sector
Marilda Alvarez
Marilda Alvarez

The Brazilian antitrust agencies have begun to formalize various Cooperation Agreements for the purpose of proceeding with the investigations related to antitrust violations. These agreements have been entered into, for example, with the Federal Ministry of Public Prosecution and Defense (MPF), State Ministries of Public Prosecution and Defense (MPE), and the Federal Police, and Cooperation Agreements have been executed with Argentina and the United States. Others are yet to come. All these Cooperation Agreements are aimed at investigating information on acts that may be considered anticompetitive.

Companies and especially their managers should pay special attention to the business practices adopted, which—depending on the position the company holds—could be considered under Law 8884/94 ("Antitrust Act") and other legislation.

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