Fees
Mexico’s New Merger Filing Fee Regime: Analysis and Comparative Perspective
By Daniella Ramírez & Manuel Rodríguez Baena On December 19th, 2025, the National Antitrust Commission (Comisión Nacional Antimonopolio, “CNA”) published an official resolution[1] approving the new fees payable for...
Nationwide has been ordered to refund customers £900,000 after failing to warn them they would be charged for taking an unarranged overdraft, in breach of UK competition rules, reported the Financial Times. The building society’s lack of warning meant its clients were not given enough time to take action to avoid the fees, said the UK […]
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