1808006 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
801.13
Aggregate and report together on the same form.
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1808002 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
801.30
[Redacted] that is fine with us.
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1808001 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
7A(c)(1)
We agree that the sale of the loan portfolio you describe qualifies as a sale of exempt assets under 7Ac1. All nonexempt assets of Project Finance Business X that are being sold should be valued to...
1808008 Informal Interpretation
Date
Rule
801.1(c)
No, neither of those facts would be the basis for an exemption.
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1808007 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
803.7
If the waiting period is still open, the filing can be amended. Because the number of voting securities will change (not just the price), the entire filing would need to be updated, the difference in...
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1808005 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
803.9
I'm afraid this is a bright line. Two filing fees are required.
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FTC Approves Final Order Imposing Conditions on Construction Company CRH plc
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Following a public comment period, the Federal Trade Commission has approved a final order settling charges that Dublin, Ireland-based construction company CRH plc’s $3.5 billion acquisition of its...
CRH plc, In the Matter of
Type of Action
Administrative
Last Updated
FTC Matter/File Number
171 0230
C-4653
1808003 Informal Interpretation
Date
Rule
802.2(d)
Agree the transaction you describe is exempt.
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FTC Requires Grifols S.A. to Divest Assets as Condition of Acquiring Biotest US Corporation
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The Federal Trade Commission will require Spain-based global healthcare company Grifols S.A. to divest blood plasma collection centers in three U.S. cities, among other conditions, as part of a...
Wilhelm Wilhelmsen/Drew Marine, In the Matter of
The FTC issued an administrative complaint charging that Wilhelmsen Maritime Services’ proposed $400 million acquisition of Drew Marine Group would violate the antitrust laws by significantly reducing competition in an important market for marine water treatment chemicals and services used by global fleets. Marine water treatment chemicals and services are used by tankers, container ships, bulk carriers, cruise ships, and military support vessels to maintain critical on-board equipment. The FTC alleges that if consummated, the merger would result in a company controlling at least 60 percent of the global marine water treatment chemical and service market, leaving only inferior alternatives for global fleets. The FTC also authorized staff to seek in federal court a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction to prevent the parties from consummating the merger, and to maintain the status quo pending the administrative proceeding.
Type of Action
Administrative
Last Updated
FTC Matter/File Number
171 0161
Docket Number
9380
Case Status
Closed
1807005 Informal Interpretation
Date
Rule
802.21
You are correct that at least one share must be retained. Shares immediately sold under T+2 do not count as acquisitions.
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Therapist Staffing Company and Two Owners Settle Charges that They Colluded on Rates Paid to Physical Therapists in Dallas/Fort Worth Area
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A Texas company that provides therapist staffing services to home health agencies, its owner, and the former owner of a competing staffing company have agreed to settle FTC charges that they agreed to...
Your Therapy Source, Neeraj Jindal and Sheri Yarbray, In the Matter of
Type of Action
Administrative
Last Updated
FTC Matter/File Number
171 0134
Docket Number
C-4689
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The effects of physician and hospital integration on Medicare beneficiaries’ health outcomes
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We consider whether hospital acquisitions of physicians lead to improved clinical outcomes for Medicare patients aged 65 and older. The analysis combines 2005-2012 Medicare fee-for-service and...
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