SINGAPORE Trends and Developments Contributed by: Lim Chong Kin and Corinne Chew, Drew & Napier LLC
Conclusion It is expected that the Commission will contin - ue to maintain a strong enforcement presence to ensure that anti-competitive behaviour is reduced. With the rise of the digital era, digi - tal players may face greater scrutiny, and the Commission may also begin to adopt the use of digital tools in cartel activity detection and enforcement. In line with Singapore’s environ - mental sustainability goals, there may also be a rise in collaborations pursuing environmental sustainability objectives, which may receive pos - itive guidance from the Commission.
be significant in advancing Singapore’s national climate target to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, and is unlikely to infringe the prohibitions. With the above positive guidance, companies are encouraged to pursue environmental sus - tainability objectives, and to notify the Commis - sion to reduce any risk of infringement.
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