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eldiariodechihuahua.mxCofect detects that 21 banks and institutions are responsible for fixing commissions related to deferred payment of credit cards.
CDMX.- The Federal Commission on Economic Competition (Cofece) found that 21 banks and financial institutions operating in Mexico are likely to be responsible for establishing commissions related to the deferred payment of credit cards.
The Federal Commission for Economic Competition (Cofece) found that 21 banks operating in the Mexican territory had agreed to fix commissions related to the deferred payment of credit cards. According to a 649-page document, to which Reuters had access, there are sufficient findings to consider that financial institutions would have engaged in anti-competitive conduct. The document derived from an investigation initiated by the autonomous body i…
The Federal Commission for Economic Competition ( Cofece ) found that 21 banks and financial institutions operating in Mexico are likely to be responsible for establishing commissions related to the deferred payment of credit cards , according to a document prepared by the agency to which Reuters had access. The 649-page document, outlining the findings and listing the institutions and persons allegedly involved, includes the Mexican subsidiarie…
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