Competition Commission taking banks to Constitutional Court over alleged rand manipulation
The Competition Commission has approached the Constitutional Court of South Africa for leave to appeal a ruling dismissing its case against several local and international banks for allegedly conspiring to manipulate the rand.
This is after the Competition Appeal Court (CAC) threw out the Commission’s case against 23 of 28 banks on 8 January 2024, saying that the anti-monopoly watchdog did not provide sufficient evidence to prove a “single overall conspiracy”.
The Competition Commission has approached the Constitutional Court of South Africa for leave to appeal a ruling dismissing its case against several local and international banks for allegedly conspiring to manipulate the rand.
This is after the Competition Appeal Court (CAC) threw out the Commission’s case against 23 of 28 banks on 8 January 2024, saying that the anti-monopoly watchdog did not provide sufficient evidence to prove a “single overall conspiracy”.