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Investigation into Education Software Solutions Limited: What You Need to Know

First published by Author on July 24, 2024 in the following categories: Consumer Law Digital Education Industry Market Studies Pricing and tagged with | | | | |

Education Software Solutions Limited

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is currently investigating the conduct of Education Software Solutions Limited, raising significant concerns within the educational software market.

This article, presented by The Competition Lawyers, aims to inform you about the investigation, its potential implications, and your rights as a consumer or stakeholder.

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CMA investigation into Education Software Solutions Limited

First published by Author on November 08, 2022 in the following categories: Consumer Law Education Industry Market Dominance Abuse and tagged with | | |

Education

The CMA is reportedly conducting an investigation into Education Software Solutions Limited (EES), looking into whether the company might be abusing a dominant market position in respect of changes to contracts.

The investigation that commenced earlier this year is still in the initial phases, and we are currently tracking updates and are potentially looking at the initial investigations being concluded toward the end of this year. The CMA has already had to extend its initial period of investigation due to the requirement to analyse additional information, so it may be that further time will still be required.

It goes without saying that, if the CMA concludes that a breach of competition law has taken place, swift and decisive action will need to be taken. As things stand, we do not yet know whether this is the case or not.

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Higher education consumer protection review

First published by Author on August 29, 2019 in the following categories: Education and tagged with |

Education

The higher education consumer protection review was opened way back in May 2014, and a final advice was published by the CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) in March 2015.

However, when it comes to the compliance reviews that have been going on thereafter, and the undertakings from the relevant universities, the watchful eye of the CMA remains fixed on the sector.

The case is classed as a closed case, but there has been a recent development that forms as part of the ongoing commitments to ensure enforcement is in place.

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