Ardonagh/Markerstudy merger faces CMA investigation
The Competitions and Markets Authority has today (31 January) opened up an investigation into the proposed merger between Ardonagh’s Atlanta Group and Markerstudy.
The authority stated it is undertaking the investigation “pursuant to section 96(2A) of the Enterprise Act 2002”.
The merger notice was issued to the CMA by Venus Topco, a subsidiary of Pollen Street
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