(13)With the aim of strengthening competition and limiting the scope for conflicts of interest in the CRA sector, Regulation (EU) No 462/2013 introduces a requirement in Annex I, Section E, Subsection II of Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009 that fees charged by CRAs for credit ratings and ancillary services should be non-discriminatory and based on actual costs. It requires CRAs disclose certain financial information. The Argentinian legal and supervisory regime only requires CRAs to provide information to the regulator on fees charged for their rating services for each client, differentiating the entity and/or instrument and security. CRAs are to disclose on their websites the minimum and maximum fees for their rating services in order to ensure clients are fairly treated, but there is no requirement that fees charged to clients are to be cost based and non-discriminatory.