In addition to sector-specific regulations, certain regulatory obligations are similar across different sectors. Common obligations include: the obligation to provide access to infrastructure on specified minimum conditions, a prohibition of discrimination, and an obligation to set fees on a cost basis.
The way regulatory decisions are formulated can have a real impact on the start-up or development of a business. We can help devise a strategy for regulatory proceedings to maximize the chances you will obtain a decision that will help rather than hinder your business.
We have represented clients in dozens of proceedings concerning market analyses and regulatory obligations. Among them are:
Operating on regulated markets means constantly taking into account the impact of the regulatory authorities. Not only can we assist you in understanding the rules governing your regulated market; we can advise you on how to optimise your business model.
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