Federal Antitrust Law
If you know that you only want your financial power of attorney to last for a specific time, you can indicate the date you want the agency to terminate. Otherwise, the financial power of attorney would remain in effect:
You have the right to limit the power of attorney. You can choose specific powers that you would like your agent to have or not have. For example, you can allow your agent to write checks to pay bills but not to sell your property.
It is extremely important that you can fully trust the person you have named as your agent for your financial power of attorney. You should never feel pressured by anyone to sign a financial power of attorney, appoint an agent or give your agent a specific power of attorney. The authority you give your agent can have a big impact on you and you should not feel pressured to make a decision. Your agent (depending on the powers you assign to him or her) may:
Your agent should be someone with whom you feel safe to discuss your wishes. Your agent need not agree with all of your wishes, but has a fiduciary duty to comply with your requests. For example, it would violate your agent’s fiduciary duty to obtain a mortgage on your property if you do not want your home mortgaged.
What instrument has been effective to prevent anticompetitive concentration phenomena?
FIM TRUST is authorized by the Superintendency of Banks of Panama to engage in all types of fiduciary activities, by virtue of Resolution No.001-2008, FIM TRUST, therefore, is a regulated company, which is subject to periodic monitoring by said authority.
In 2019, Insignia Financial Group is incorporated as a partner of FIM Trust to strengthen the structure and service platform of the Trust with its experience as a financial advisory firm and corporate management control through the experience of its partners in investment banking and management of family businesses in Central America and the Caribbean. Insignia Financial Group has international projection through the Globalscope International M&A ADVISORS network, with presence in 55 cities worldwide.
The Trust is a legal act (contract) by virtue of which a person called FIDEICOMITENTE (client) transfers assets to a person called FIDUCIARIO (FIM TRUST, S.A.) to manage or dispose of them in favor of a FIDEICOMISARIO or BENEFICIARY, which can be the FIDEICOMITENTE (Law No.1 of 1984 and its Regulations).
Economic Competition Law summary
In accordance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication and observance, I issue the present Decree in the Residence of the Federal Executive Power, in Mexico City, Federal District, at
In accordance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication and observance, I hereby issue this Decree in the Residence of the Federal Executive Power, in the City of Mexico, Federal District, on the twenty-first day of the month of December, 2008, in the City of Mexico, Federal District, on the twenty-first day of December, 2008, in the City of Mexico, Federal District.
In accordance with the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication and observance, I hereby issue this Decree at the Residence of the Federal Executive Power, in the City of Mexico, Federal District, on the second day of the month of December of the following year, in the City of Mexico, Federal District, on the second day of the month of December of the following year.
of the provisions of Section I of Article 89 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, and for its due publication and observance, I hereby issue this Decree in the Residence of the Federal Executive Power, in the City of Mexico, Federal District, on the twelfth day of the month of December.
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This article aims to explain the policy of requisitioning of the Americans remittances from a point of view of the payments (libranzas) of the treasures expropriated in 1538, in which circumstance the colonial merchants had been affected by the measure. The study allows drawing a map of the main provinces and the Caribbean islands involved in the extinction of these loans and where the professionals of the colonial commerce established their businesses and networks, providing a projection of their geographical and financial negotiations with the New World.
Graph 1 – Distribution of the libranzas located in the treasuries of the Indies and the Casa de la Contratación of Seville after the requisition of Indian remittances in 1538 (Values in percent)Enlarge Original (png, 33k)
16The 43 payments placed in the novo-Hispanic royal treasury were worth almost twelve million mrs, 53.3% of which in favor of nine creditors: Alonso Román – two libranzas -, juror of Seville; Jerónimo de Herrera; the heirs of Pedro de Talavera; Hernán Pérez Jarada, Juan de Urrutia, Juan Gómez, Juan de Villanueva and Hernando Galdín, the latter master of Palos (Table 6). Both the credits of Román and those of Diego Sánchez Ortiz, Diego Ortiz, Juan Francisco de San Remo and the 11,551.5 mrs of Francisco Sánchez Ortiz were transferred to the bank of Diego Martínez and Cristóbal Francesquín.25