Sentence examples for fee regulation from inspiring English sources

However the regulator said the new Interchange Fee Regulation could open the door to new credit card providers entering the market as it will "boost transparency and remove barriers".

Eventually, consumers and merchants howled loud enough in protest that we ended up with overdraft fee regulation.

On 29 April last year, the European parliament and the council of the European Union adopted the interchange fee regulation, and caps of 0.2% for debit cards and 0.3% for credit cards came into effect on 9 December.

Swipe fee regulation will still allow banks to cover the actual costs of debit transactions but will rein in the banks' excessive profit-taking.

warned at a meeting of the Institute for International Bankers last week, any changes to the swipe fee regulation will have to get past the second-ranking Senate Democrat, Majority Whip Dick Durbin (Ill)., who first introduced the cap on swipe fees that ended up in last year's regulatory law.

The purpose of the proposed maximum logistics fee regulation is to limit pharmaceutical company's ability to exploit market power by charging high prices to market their specific medicines.

Judge Walker said the Electronics Fund Transfer Act did not govern A.T.M. fee regulations.

They may charge a fee, which will be calculated according to fee regulations.

The trust added that legislation "is likely to be required" to reflect technological changes in the licence fee regulations and that it "has therefore not explored this further within this review".

They still don't have the knack of catering to customers, she said, adding that in many of the same cases there are fee regulations, making cost cutting the best way to increase profits.

One interesting, and unexpected finding (to me at least), is that some 70percentt of the banks report that the Durbin Amendment's interchange fee regulations will have at least some negative impact on their earnings (slide 21).