It would allow host countries to impose restrictions on credit expansion, regardless of how a financial institution chooses to channel capital to its market, and would strengthen host countries’ rights to request information from home-country regulators.
Ce type de juridiction, fondée sur des effets, s’ancre dans une longue tradition, relativement aux lois antitrust à la fois des Etats-Unis et de l’Europe, de leur application extraterritoriale.