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15 June 2009

Regulatory holidays all WACC’d out?

How can national regulatory authorities (NRAs) promote investment in next generation access networks (NGAs) ? It’s a common question, to which some would reply that “not interfering” would be an appropriate answer. In other words, let those who are willing … Continue reading →

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Tagged as next generation access, next generation network, Ofcom, regulatory holidays, weighted average cost of capital

11 May 2009

Our bags are packed; we’re ready to go…

We reported over a week ago on the possibility of regulatory holidays sneaking into the Telecoms Package (We’re all going on a [regulatory] holiday…). Last week (6 May 2009), the European Parliament did its best to get the last word on … Continue reading →

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Tagged as European Commission, European Council, European Parliament, regulatory framework, regulatory holidays, Telecoms Package

29 April 2009

We’re all going on a [regulatory] holiday…

As is often the case, the devil is in the detail. Alistair Darling’s Budget speech did not mention Ofcom at any point. Why would it? However, there is an interesting statement of intent buried in one of the Budget reports. … Continue reading →

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Tagged as BT, budget, Ofcom, regulatory framework, regulatory holidays

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