Mastercard can’t shield in-house counsel's communications in ACCC case

Mastercard can’t shield in-house counsel’s communications in ACCC case

Financial Services 2025-09-01 11:03 pm By Cindy Cameronne | Sydney

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Mastercard has lost its claim for legal professional privilege over communications between its chief financial officer in Singapore and in-house counsel about merchant agreements the ACCC alleges were anti-competitive.

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