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CCCS Case and Complaint Statistics

Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) bundles three related CSV time series in one catalog collection. Datasets include Competition case statistics, Consumer Protection Case Statistics, and Complaint Statistics for Singapore markets oversight. Researchers studying enforcement throughput and consumer complaint trends can download aligned annual series from a single entry. The collection supports transparency on CCCS casework and complaint volumes over the published coverage period.

Official description

Three separate time-series datasets from CCCS can be found here: 1) Competition case statistics 2) Consumer protection case statistics 3) Complaints statistics

Published by
Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore
Update frequency
annual
Datasets
3

Datasets in this collection

CSV 12 rows

Consumer Protection Case Statistics

Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore CSV of completed consumer protection cases by case type and financial year, covering roughly FY2011 to FY2021. Columns report case type, number of completed cases, and financial year. Policy researchers and consumer advocates track CCCS caseload patterns and enforcement themes in Singapore’s consumer protection regime.

Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore
CSV 110 rows

Competition case statistics

Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore summary of completed competition cases by case type and financial year from April 2011 through June 2021. Columns list case type, number of completed cases, and financial year. Antitrust lawyers and economists track enforcement throughput and case mix over time in Singapore’s competition regime.

Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore
CSV 11 rows

Complaint Statistics

Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore CSV of complaint statistics by financial year from April 2011 through June 2021, listing numbers of complaints handled. Consumer-protection researchers track CCCS case volumes over that period.

Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore