The Mexican Competition Authority opens ex officio proceedings to review whether several companies have breached the Federal Law of Economic Competition in the credit reporting market

Competition Authority, Mexican

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4 Feb 2015

The Mexican Competition Authority opens ex officio proceedings to review whether several companies have breached the Federal Law of Economic Competition in the credit reporting market

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Mexican Competition Authority, Investigation in the credit reporting market, Investigation No IO-001-2015, 4 February 2015

NOTICE by which the Federal Economic Competition Commission informs of the beginning of the ex officio investigation under file number IO-001-2015, on the possible commission of conducts contrary to the Federal Law of Economic Competition* At the margin a seal of the National Coat of Arms, that states: United Mexican States.- Federal Economic Competition Commission.- Investigative Authority.- File No. IO-001-2015. Notice on the beginning of the ex officio investigation under the file number IO-001-2015, on the possible commission of conducts that fall within the scope

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Mexican Competition Authority
Mexican Competition Authority (Mexico City)

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Mexican Competition Authority, The Mexican Competition Authority opens ex officio proceedings to review whether several companies have breached the Federal Law of Economic Competition in the credit reporting market, 4 February 2015, e-Competitions February 2015, Art. N° 71447

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