Taiwan antitrust regulator weighs clearer standard for proving cartels
By Yonnex Li ( September 3, 2026, 04:27 GMT | Insight) -- Taiwan's competition authority is considering clarifying the evidentiary standard in cartel cases by explicitly allowing regulators to "reasonably" presume coordination from circumstantial evidence, according to a senior regulator. The proposal is part of a wider reform package still under deliberation within the agency.Taiwan's competition authority is considering clarifying the evidentiary standard in cartel cases by explicitly allowing regulators to "reasonably" presume coordination from circumstantial evidence, according to a senior official....
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