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Foreign Government or State-Owned Enterprise Investments
Explore Foreign Government or State-Owned Enterprise Investments in Public Services (CA 146, as amended by RA 11659) for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics…
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- Section 24 of RA 11659 restricts investments by entities controlled by or acting on behalf of foreign governments or fo…
- Under RA 11659, which is a statutory indicator that an entity is a foreign state-owned enterprise?
- What collective capital limit does Section 24 state for sovereign wealth funds and independent pension funds of each st…
- Before RA 11659 took effect, an ordinary foreign state-owned enterprise lawfully held capital in a Philippine public ut…
- A foreign government controls an enterprise through the power to appoint most of its board, although it owns only 40% o…
- After RA 11659 took effect, a foreign state-owned enterprise proposes to acquire 10% of a Philippine electricity-distri…
- A qualifying sovereign wealth fund and a qualifying independent pension fund of the same foreign state propose holdings…
- Distinguish the treatment under Section 24 of a lawful pre-effectivity capital holding by an ordinary foreign state-own…
- A foreign state owns 30% of an enterprise but has contractual power to appoint a majority of its directors. The enterpr…
- Two qualifying funds of the same foreign state seek 18% and 14% of a public utility's capital. Explain why their assert…
- Under IRR Section44, what can make an entity one acting on behalf of a foreign government or foreign state enterprise?
- What ownership-related material must the relevant agencies require under IRR Section44(b) during registration or disclo…