Sentences with phrase «market protection authority»

Therefore, the Italian competition and market protection authority («AGCM») fined HLR and Novartis separately for engaging in an anti-competitive market sharing arrangement («the arrangement»), artificially differentiating between the products, whereas the products were held equivalents for the treatment of eye diseases.

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The European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma) said it may intervene in the retail markets of contract for difference (CFDs), binary options and rolling spot FX to address concerns over customer protMarkets Authority (Esma) said it may intervene in the retail markets of contract for difference (CFDs), binary options and rolling spot FX to address concerns over customer protmarkets of contract for difference (CFDs), binary options and rolling spot FX to address concerns over customer protection.

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In November, GDI reported that the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) had opened an investigation into an (unnamed) online dating agency for suspected breaches of consumer protection law.

Tiffany George, a lawyer in the FTC's division of privacy and identity protection, says the agency's authority under the CARD Act language extends only to the marketing of «free credit reports.»

Consequently, consumer protection authorities should be extremely careful while building up strict guidelines on how the term» free» can be used in marketing the game so that they are not actually making it more difficult for game developers to communicate with their consumers.

Consumers are certainly protected, but are they effectively protected from supracompetitive market prices or should we rather say that effective protection from these umbrella effects is a matter of public interest, and therefore within the realm of the competition authorities?

However the EC stressed as one of its priorities in the wake of the judgement to issue «clear guidance» for national data protection authorities — specifically to avoid any «patchwork» or fragmentation in their response, and ensure a «co-ordinated European approach in the internal market» to ensure more clarity for businesses.

Government authorities have also been concerned about consumer protection, market integrity, and money laundering.

Despite the FSC raising concerns over increasing the investor protection with the higher enthusiasm of people now entering the crypto market, local financial authorities are attempting to authorize domestic ICOs by enabling strict Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) systems, as well as a taxation policy for investors.

In his testimony, Mr. Brown told Congress that in order to shield taxpayers and ensure a steady flow of capital into the mortgage market in both good times and bad, lawmakers should convert the Enterprises (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac) into government - chartered, nonshareholder owned authorities that are subject to tighter regulations on products, profitability, and minimal retained portfolio practices in a way that ensures the protection of taxpayer monies.