Former Treasury Select chair Tyrie to lead competition watchdog
Replacing David Currie
Former Treasury Select Committee (TSC) chair Andrew Tyrie has been named as the next chief of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
Tyrie was chair of the TSC from 2010 onwards but stood down from the position and his role as MP for Chichester in 2017. He will now take up the position of chair at the CMA, where he will guide the...
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