The EU Commission accepts commitments offered by the financial services company to abolish the licensing fees that banks pay for the use of US International Securities Identification Numbers (Standard & Poor's)

Accardo, Gabriele

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15 Nov 2011

The EU Commission accepts commitments offered by the financial services company to abolish the licensing fees that banks pay for the use of US International Securities Identification Numbers (Standard & Poor’s)

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EU Commission, Standard & Poor’s, IP/11/1354, 15 November 2011

European Commission makes Standard & Poor’s commitments legally binding* On 15 November 2011 the European Commission announced it has decided to make the commitments offered last May 2011 by Standard & Poor’s (“S&P”), to abolish the

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Gabriele Accardo
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Gabriele Accardo, The EU Commission accepts commitments offered by the financial services company to abolish the licensing fees that banks pay for the use of US International Securities Identification Numbers (Standard & Poor’s), 15 November 2011, e-Competitions November 2011, Art. N° 62753

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