The Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS) imposed a fine of US$7,896.60, to the telephone company INTELFON, S.A. de C.V. for nor supplying the information required by the aforementioned institution, after having begun an investigation against said company for the alleged existence of the anticompetitive practice: agreement amongst competitors.
The Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS)confirmed the sanctions imposed to CTE -PERSONAL, TELEFONICA, TELEMOVIL, and DIGICEL, due to failure to supply the requested information by the CS, after said economic agents requested the CS to revoke the fines. The aforementioned fines total US$29,343.60.
An efficient financial reporting disclosure is a yardstick in measuring the strength of any company. The financial reporting disclosure of non-life insurance companies of Bangladesh is the topic of this thesis paper. For the ease of study the disclosures are divided into two categories –mandatory and non-mandatory financial reporting disclosures. The study has been conducted on the listed non-life insurance companies of Bangladesh.
The selection of listed non-life insurance companies has been done in a systematic and representative way. Among 32 companies, 13 companies have been selected to conduct the study. Annual Report 2012 and 2011 has been taken into considerations since the Annual Reports are the yardstick and mirror of the financial reporting disclosures.
The study has been structured with the use of checklists of mandatory disclosures, non-mandatory disclosures and financial reporting standards. These checklists have been analyzed very well to get the actual scenario of the financial reporting disclosure conditions of the non-life insurance companies. This revealed that most companies have poor financial reporting disclosure conditions. With proper compliance with the financial reporting standards this poor condition can be made efficient.
The Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS)confirmed the sanctions imposed to CTE -PERSONAL, TELEFONICA, TELEMOVIL, and DIGICEL, due to failure to supply the requested information by the CS, after said economic agents requested the CS to revoke the fines. The aforementioned fines total US$29,343.60.
An efficient financial reporting disclosure is a yardstick in measuring the strength of any company. The financial reporting disclosure of non-life insurance companies of Bangladesh is the topic of this thesis paper. For the ease of study the disclosures are divided into two categories –mandatory and non-mandatory financial reporting disclosures. The study has been conducted on the listed non-life insurance companies of Bangladesh.
The selection of listed non-life insurance companies has been done in a systematic and representative way. Among 32 companies, 13 companies have been selected to conduct the study. Annual Report 2012 and 2011 has been taken into considerations since the Annual Reports are the yardstick and mirror of the financial reporting disclosures.
The study has been structured with the use of checklists of mandatory disclosures, non-mandatory disclosures and financial reporting standards. These checklists have been analyzed very well to get the actual scenario of the financial reporting disclosure conditions of the non-life insurance companies. This revealed that most companies have poor financial reporting disclosure conditions. With proper compliance with the financial reporting standards this poor condition can be made efficient.
The Competition Superintendence (CS) has initiated a sanctioning procedure against PERSONAL, CTE, TELEFONICA, TELEMOVIL, and DIGICEL, which might finalize with the imposition of fines up to a maximum of US$1,881.00 for every day of non-compliance with the obligation of providing the required information in the sanctioning procedure for anticompetitive practices substantiated by the CS against said economic agents.
The Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS) sanctioned an economic agent for delayed collaboration during the elaboration of a study on the competition conditions in the cheese industry by the CS. The fine imposed totaled US$1,167.83.
Federal Circuit will review en banc two recent panel decision relating to joint infringement of method claims — Akamai Technologies, Inc. v. Limelight Networks, Inc., 629 F.3d 1311 (Fed. Cir. 2010) and McKesson Technologies Inc. v. Epic Systems Corp., 98 U.S.P.Q.2d 1281 (Fed. Cir. 2011).
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The Competition Superintendence (CS) disagrees with the Constitutional Tribunal of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) for admitting the constitutional guarantees suits filed by CTE and PERSONAL.
America Movil and AMOV IV, owners of the trademark CLARO, asked the Competition Superintendence (CS) to revoke its decision and “authorize the acquisition without remedies attached”, operation that the Board of Directors (BD) of the CS conditioned in favor of the market and consumer welfare.
The Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS) concluded the investigation of alleged anticompetitive practices by PERSONAL, TELEFONICA, TELEMOVIL, and DIGICEL, with important public policy recommendations in the telecommunications sector.
The Competition Superintendent integrated the file and concluded the investigation against PERSONAL, TELEFONICA, TELEMOVIL, and DIGICEL and ordered the file to be sent to the Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS) in order to issue a final decision.
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This webinar is presented by Margaret Capes, Legal Education Coordinator of Community Law School (Sarnia-Lambton) Inc. It revisits an area of concern for consumers: energy re-billing. With the passage of the Energy Consumer Protection Act, 2010 (ECPA), consumers have enhanced protections with regard to energy re-billers, their marketing practices, and re-billing contracts entered into after January 1, 2011. The webinar presents information to help consumers recognize the need for caution if contacted by an energy re-biller, and to be better informed about their rights if they find themselves trapped in an unfavourable re-billing contract.
To view and listen to this webinar, use the embedded player below.
http://yourlegalrights.on.ca/webinar/Re-billers-and-the-Energy-Consumer-Protection-Act-2010
August 2011 Trademark Group Lunch
Topics covered in this month’s trademark presentation included:
• Trademark applicants’ websites being used for rejections
• Involuntary waiver of sovereign immunity to trademark infringement
• New test for likelihood of confusion and dilution by blurring
• Update on Google AdWords litigation in the European Union
In 2009, the Competition Superintendence (CS) sanctioned 8 economic agents with fines
amounting more than 50 thousand dollars, authorized 1 merger, carried out 3 sector studies
on competition conditions, and issued over 30 public policy recommendations to improve
and promote competition conditions in the country, increase economic efficiency as well as
consumer welfare.
The Competition Superintendence (CS) has initiated a sanctioning procedure against PERSONAL, CTE, TELEFONICA, TELEMOVIL, and DIGICEL, which might finalize with the imposition of fines up to a maximum of US$1,881.00 for every day of non-compliance with the obligation of providing the required information in the sanctioning procedure for anticompetitive practices substantiated by the CS against said economic agents.
The Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS) sanctioned an economic agent for delayed collaboration during the elaboration of a study on the competition conditions in the cheese industry by the CS. The fine imposed totaled US$1,167.83.
Federal Circuit will review en banc two recent panel decision relating to joint infringement of method claims — Akamai Technologies, Inc. v. Limelight Networks, Inc., 629 F.3d 1311 (Fed. Cir. 2010) and McKesson Technologies Inc. v. Epic Systems Corp., 98 U.S.P.Q.2d 1281 (Fed. Cir. 2011).
The Administrative Contentious (ACT) and the Constitutional Tribunals (CT) of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) notified the Competition Superintendence (CS) the first sentences in favor of said institution.
Federal EEO Complaint Process Increased Accountability Measures NeededTanya Ward Jordan
The Coalition For Change, Inc. (C4C)'s presentation to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission capturing eight (8) accountability measures for improving Federal EEO complaint process and thereby improving federal workforce wellness.
The Competition Superintendence (CS) disagrees with the Constitutional Tribunal of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) for admitting the constitutional guarantees suits filed by CTE and PERSONAL.
America Movil and AMOV IV, owners of the trademark CLARO, asked the Competition Superintendence (CS) to revoke its decision and “authorize the acquisition without remedies attached”, operation that the Board of Directors (BD) of the CS conditioned in favor of the market and consumer welfare.
The Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS) concluded the investigation of alleged anticompetitive practices by PERSONAL, TELEFONICA, TELEMOVIL, and DIGICEL, with important public policy recommendations in the telecommunications sector.
The Competition Superintendent integrated the file and concluded the investigation against PERSONAL, TELEFONICA, TELEMOVIL, and DIGICEL and ordered the file to be sent to the Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS) in order to issue a final decision.
NPF gave its approval for the use of the land as a vaccination facility but communicated environmental and legal issues that the facility may run against.
This webinar is presented by Margaret Capes, Legal Education Coordinator of Community Law School (Sarnia-Lambton) Inc. It revisits an area of concern for consumers: energy re-billing. With the passage of the Energy Consumer Protection Act, 2010 (ECPA), consumers have enhanced protections with regard to energy re-billers, their marketing practices, and re-billing contracts entered into after January 1, 2011. The webinar presents information to help consumers recognize the need for caution if contacted by an energy re-biller, and to be better informed about their rights if they find themselves trapped in an unfavourable re-billing contract.
To view and listen to this webinar, use the embedded player below.
http://yourlegalrights.on.ca/webinar/Re-billers-and-the-Energy-Consumer-Protection-Act-2010
August 2011 Trademark Group Lunch
Topics covered in this month’s trademark presentation included:
• Trademark applicants’ websites being used for rejections
• Involuntary waiver of sovereign immunity to trademark infringement
• New test for likelihood of confusion and dilution by blurring
• Update on Google AdWords litigation in the European Union
In 2009, the Competition Superintendence (CS) sanctioned 8 economic agents with fines
amounting more than 50 thousand dollars, authorized 1 merger, carried out 3 sector studies
on competition conditions, and issued over 30 public policy recommendations to improve
and promote competition conditions in the country, increase economic efficiency as well as
consumer welfare.
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C.15-11 SC Fines INTELFON for Lack of Collaboration
1. Press Release C. 15-11
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El Salvador, July 13 , 2011.
SC Fines INTELFON for Lack of Collaboration
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The Board of Directors (BD) of the Competition Superintendence (CS) imposed a fine of
US$7,896.60, to the telephone company INTELFON, S.A. de C.V. for nor supplying the
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information required by the aforementioned institution, after having begun an
investigation against said company for the alleged existence of the anticompetitive
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practice: agreement amongst competitors.
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“The information On May 23 , 2011, the CS requested INTELFON necessary information as
requested to proof in a case the above cited institution has opened against said economic
agent for allegedly committing the anticompetitive practice: agreement amongst
economic agents is
competitors. Notwithstanding the aforementioned, the company did not supply
aforementioned,
fundamental for the the requested information, declaring that this non compliance was due to
investigation and internal administrative disorder.
sanction of
anticompetitive In the primary case, which initiated in May 2010, the CS investigates the
practices that harm existence of facts that could determine the existence of the anticompetitive
competition. practice: agreement amongst competitors, pursuant to Article 25 letter a) of the
Collaboration Salvadoran Competition Law (CL). In said investigation the CS also requested
amongst the involved information from the rest of the telephone companies involved: DIGICEL,
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must exist in order to TELEMOVIL,
TELEMOVIL and TELEFONICA MOVILES. The information provided by these
economic agents is currently being analyzed to verify whether it is complete or
correct the possible
not.
market flaws in favor
of consumer The infringement committed by INTELFON is described in Article 38 paragraph
welfare”, asserted 6 of the CL, which states: “The Superintendence may also impose a fine
The
Francisco Diaz amounting up to ten minimum urban monthly wages in the industrial sector for
Rodriguez, every day of delay, to the individuals, companies, or institutions who
Competition deliberately or negligently fail to supply the requested information, or if
Superintendent. collaborating, provide incomplete or inaccurate information...”
information.
Pursuant to said provision, the BD imposed INTELFON a fine of US$ 7,896.60, which results from adding one
,
minimum urban monthly wage in the industrial sector for every day of delay (36 days). The minimum urban
monthly wage in the industrial sector in force when this procedure began was US$219.35
219.35.
According to statements of the Competition Superintendent, Francisco Diaz Rodriguez, this is the second fine
imposed in the present year for not supplying information within administrative sanctioning processes opened
due to the alleged existence of anticompetitive practices.
The first case sanctioned by the CS during 2011 was opened against the food company ALIMENTOS
GLOBALES, S.A. de C.V. (ALIGLOBAL) who was fined with US$223.41 for nor supplying the information
(ALIGLOBAL),
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requested by the CS, after beginning an investigation against it. Said fine was cancelled last June 8 .
Edificio Madreselva, 1er Nivel, Calzada El Almendro y 1ª Ave. El Espino, Urb. Madreselva, Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador.
E-mail: contacto@sc.gob.sv - www.sc.gob.sv
2. Background of the sanctioning proceeding against INTELFON for not supplying information
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Date Actions
rd The CS began the sanctioning procedure against the telephone companies:
March/3 /2010
TELEMOVIL, TELEF
VIL, TELEFONICA MOVILES, DIGICEL, and INTELFON.
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April/14 /2011 The BD extended the term for the investigations.
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April/27 /2011 The 20-business day evidentiary phase began.
business
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May/23 /2011 The CS requested information in the anticompetitive practice´s case.
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May/23 /2011 The CS notified the aforementioned request to the investigated companies.
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May/30 2011 The term given to supply the information ended.
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May/31 /2011 The delay term began.
th The CS initiated a sanctioning procedure against INTELFON for not providing
June/6 /2011
collaboration.
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June/15 /2011 The CS notified the initiation of the above mentioned proceedings.
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June/17 /2011 INTELFON filed a writ alleging defense arguments and annex
annexing certain documentation.
st The BD decided to continue the proceedings and ordered the 8 8-business day evidentiary
June/21 /2011
phase to begin.
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June/29 /2011 INTELFON filed another writ alleging defense arguments.
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July/5 /2011 The BD issued the final resolution imposing a fine for lack of collaboration
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July/11 /2011 INTELFON filed a motion for revocation before the BD.
th The BD overruled the motion for revocation filed by INTELFON and ratified the order to
July/12 /2011
pay the fine.
Edificio Madreselva, 1er Nivel, Calzada El Almendro y 1ª Ave. El Espino, Urb. Madreselva, Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador.
E-mail: contacto@sc.gob.sv - www.sc.gob.sv