institutional constructive trust

institutional constructive trust

Lower credit ratings mean that higher interest rates may be required in consideration of relatively higher risk, and ratings may affect the eligibility of financial instruments for inclusion in the portfolios of some institutional investors that are restricted in the nature and extent of the investments in speculative-grade instruments; that is, companies like insurance companies, trust agencies, and so on.

4. Calls, with a view to promoting competition rather than litigation, for the promotion of swift and amicable out-of-court settlements and the facilitation of plea agreements in claims for damages arising from anti-competitive behaviour and points out that in the event that the party that is alleged to have infringed competition rules claims and proves that the damage has been compensated before the conclusion of the proceedings, this could be regarded as mitigating factor in setting the amount of damages to be awarded; also welcomes the fact that competition authorities in the European Union can to some extent perform an institutional arbitration role by ...[+++] administering arbitration procedures including appointing arbitrators at the request of the parties;

4. Calls, with a view to promoting competition rather than litigation, for the promotion of swift and amicable out-of-court settlements and the facilitation of plea agreements in claims for damages arising from anti-competitive behaviour and points out that in the event that the party that is alleged to have infringed competition rules claims and proves that the damage has been compensated before the conclusion of the proceedings, this could be regarded as mitigating factor in setting the amount of damages to be awarded; also welcomes the fact that competition authorities in the European Union can to some extent perform an institutional arbitration role by ...[+++] administering arbitration procedures including appointing arbitrators at the request of the parties;

4. Calls, with a view to promoting competition rather than litigation, for the promotion of swift and amicable out-of-court settlements and the facilitation of plea agreements in claims for damages arising from anti-competitive behaviour and points out that in the event that the party that is alleged to have infringed competition rules claims and proves that the damage has been compensated before the conclusion of the proceedings, this could be regarded as mitigating factor in setting the amount of damages to be awarded; also welcomes the fact that competition authorities in the European Union can to some extent perform an institutional arbitration role by ...[+++] administering arbitration procedures includingappointing arbitrators at the request of the parties;