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Iniciativa de Ley de Economía Digital para Pagos Digitales y Electrónicos: identidad, aceptación y sectores sin efectivo

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By Eugenio Bernal, Narciso Campos Cuevas
| JD Supra
September 14, 2026 Eugenio Bernal, Narciso Campos Cuevas, Rebeca García López, Eduardo Flores Herrera, Carlos Mainero, Juan Antonio Martín, Andrés Mosqueira White & Case LLP + Follow x Following x Following - Unfollow Contact To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: El 8 de septiembre de 2026, la Presidenta de México presentó ante el Congreso una iniciativa para expedir la Ley de Economía Digital para Pagos Digitales y Electrónicos (la “Iniciativa”).
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Mexico’s draft Digital Payments Law: Identity, Acceptance And Cash-free Sectors

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By Eugenio Bernal, Narciso Campos Cuevas
| JD Supra
On September 8, 2026, the Mexican President submitted to Congress a bill to enact a Ley de Economía Digital para Pagos Digitales y Electrónicos (the "Bill"). The Bill is a short framework law.
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CERPI As An Investment Vehicle For Insurance Institutions: Legal And Regulatory Analysis

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By Narciso Campos Cuevas, Jorge Escalante
| JD Supra
Mexican pension fund managers (Afores) have increasingly moved from passive investors to controlling sponsors of their own CERPIs, private equity-style investment vehicles, capturing lower costs and greater operational control. This article examines whether insurance institutions in Mexico can do the same, and concludes that Mexican law expressly permits it, subject to the concentration limits and prudential calibration that an insurer's solvency regime requires.
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