We are committed to upholding the principles of free, fair, and responsible competition. This approach is part of our overall compliance policy, which aims to ensure transparency in our practices, prevent legal risks, and preserve our reputation in the marketplace.

Competition law governs relationships between economic actors to ensure the healthy functioning of the market. It specifically prohibits collusion between competitors, abuse of dominant position, and unnotified mergers. It also defines the behaviors to adopt during investigations by competent authorities, the precautions to take when communicating with competitors or partners, and the importance of managing both internal and external communication effectively.

Key Principles
Competition law ensures a fair market, protects consumers, and promotes innovation. It prohibits anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominant position, and unnotified mergers.

Vigilance and Best Practices
Exchanges with competitors must be limited and strictly controlled. Any sensitive information must be protected, and both internal and external communications should remain factual and neutral. In the event of an investigation or uncertainty, it is essential to consult the Compliance Department.

COMPETITION PROGRAM GUIDE