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#73

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El último cruce  está en 97,44 (tir 2,41%)
@solrac tienes idea de las demandas que tienen abiertas todavía?
#74

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No veo un descuento apreciable, la verdad...
#75

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Si concluimos que el riesgo de default es despreciable es una forma de tener dinero rindiendo al 2,41% anual.
Es un producto que, como todos, no encaja en todas las carteras pero puede ser útil a determinados perfiles de riesgo y horizontes de inversión.

Si alguien controla los juicios e indemnizaciones pendientes  de Teva le agradecería mucho que se ponga en contacto conmigo.
#76

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RUSSELS, March 4 (Reuters) - Israeli drugmaker Teva TEVA.TA is being investigated by EU antitrust regulators who are looking into whether it illegally hindered rivals' access to its multiple sclerosis medicine Copaxone.
The European Commission, which carried out unannounced inspections of Teva in 2019 and 2020, said the probe will look into whether Teva has abused its dominant market position in breach of EU antitrust rules, which could lead to hefty fines.
It said Teva may have artificially extended the market exclusivity of Copaxone by strategically filing and withdrawing patents after the 2015 expiry of a basic patent covering ingredient glatiramer acetate which is used in the drug.
This repeatedly blocked the entry of its generic competitor who was obliged to file a new legal challenge each time.
Teva said it was cooperating with the Commission.
"We do not believe that Teva adopted anti-competitive behaviors in relation to Copaxone," the company said in a statement.
The EU competition enforcer, which had in November last year announced a preliminary investigation into the company, said the case was important because more than half a million Europeans needed treatment for multiple sclerosis. nL1N2HZ1Y0
"It is also important that companies compete to innovate so that new and affordable treatments can emerge," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
Teva, which has been fined twice in recent years for pay-for-delay deals, could face a sanction up to 10% of its global turnover and an additional deterrent fine if found guilty of breaching EU rules
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