Attachment 20170105165955-313.p

20170105165955-313.p

SUPPLEMENT

Supplement

2000-04-11

This document pretains to ITC-T/C-20000411-00251 for Transfer of Control on a International Telecommunications filing.

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READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY APPROVED BY OMB 3060—0589 BEFORE PROCEEDING FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION SPECALUSE =——— ; — _ REMITTANCE ADVICE FCC use onty _ _ a) LockBox & 358115 f FGC/MELLE® "°'—1—-AFR1—T 12000 > fnagecty -ZMMEF-H-I 2) PAYER NAMEi paying by credit card, enter name exacily as it appears on your card) ) TOTAL AMOUNT PAID (dollars and cents) Swidler Berlin Shereff Friedman LLP , 780.00 4) STREET ADDRESS LINE NO. 1 " 3000 K Street, N.W. 5) STREET ADDRESS LINE NO. 2 Suite 300 (6) CITY (7) STATE (8) ZiP CODE Washington D.C. 20007—5116 [K9) DAYTIME TELEPHONE NUMBER (include area code) (10) COUNTRY CODE (if not in U.S.A) (202) 424—7500 iF PAYER NAMEAND THizAPPLICANTNAME AREDIFFERENT,comMPLETrE sEchonse _ _ _ IF MORE THANONEAPPLICANT, USE CONTINUATION SHEETS FORNHSQfi! e cr. F--l-:semmzmnANTnrognatoni| 11) APPLICANT NAME(if paying by credit card, enter nameexactly as it appears on your card Global Crossing Ltd. (12) STREET ADDRESS LINE NO. 1 Wessex House 13) STREET ADDRESS LINE NO. 2 45 Reid Street (14) CiTY (15) STATE (16) JP CODE Hamilton HM 12 (17) DAYTIME TELEPHONE m—t-l-l (Include area code) (18) COUNTRY CODE (if not in U.S.A) (441) 296—8600 Bermuda COMPELETE SECTION CFOR EACH SERVICE, IF MORE BOXES ARE NEEDED, USE:CONTINUATIONSHEETS(FORM 159—C) W—--m'wmmm- 19A] (20A) PAYMENT TYPE CDDE (PTC] fi\fl ANTITY (22A) DUE FOR (P IMl BLOCK c "IG |r. | 1 ,780.00 Iesmrce cooer Tein) rec cooe? revairiaiiiersimress TaB) FCC CALL sioiwomier ib ass ooresetneedceenrermlecnannacoaran |(GoB) PAYMENT TyPE cobE (Prc) nomigregiiea ~Tereraurnm nepmnnermemmannim Eze) ree ue rox (Proj mt Btock 2os use Frec onny—~——_ 23B) FCC CODE 1 _3 3 : [24B) FCC CODE 2 omemnainintienntieetianeieinienemonmnneenmitonnnenermcernanenanscceinsraainte eeaeaicacren 19€) FCC CALL SIGN/OTHER ID (20C) PAYMENT TyPE CODE (PTC) Teiciqurnm (22c) ree ouE oR (PTc) in BLOGK 206 Tree use oncy—— 23G) Fcc cone 1 oi omm : 21C) FeC cooe 2 190) FCC CALL sIGNoTieER io (2o0) PayMeNT TyPE cobE (PrC) oraomim Ero) ree ue Fon (PTG) i BUoGK 200 Treeuse onty _ [G30) rce cooe i FaD) Fec cone 2 25) ___ SECTIOND—TAXPAYER INFORMATION _(REQUIRED)___ 26 W1 BLOCK ONLY ANT N meeri PAYER TIN 0132679676:.‘APPLICANTTIN oloa|s|o|1|s|9|7|8 SECTION E_ — CERTIFICATION 27) CERTIFICATION STATEMEN ; _TA F. Tanne"~ , Certify under penalty of perjury that the foregoing and supporting information rant name) are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, infomation and belief. SIGNATURE—~>Z2 ‘f/'QTei A*~ _— —SECTION F —_CREDIT CARD PAYMENT INFORMATION _ seommmememem ommummpmm FCC FORM 159 JULY 1997 (REVISED)

SWIDLER BERLIN SHEREFF FRIEDMAN, LLP 3000 K STREET, NW, SUtTE 300 WaAsSHINGTON, DC 20007—5116 TELEPHONE (202)424—7500 NEW YORK OFFICE FACSIMILE (202) 424—7645 919 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10022 April 11, 2000 VIA COURIER Federal Communications Commission International Bureau, Telecommunications Division P.O. Box 358115 Pittsburgh, PA 15251—5115 Attn: Rebecca Arbogast, Division Chief Re: Joint Application for Authority Pursuant to Section 214 of the Communica as Act of 1934, as Amended, To Transfer Control ofInternational Exchange Netwo , Ltd., an AuthorizedInternational Carrier,toGlobal CrossingLtd. Dear Sir or Madam: On behalf of Global Crossing Ltd. and IPC Communications, Inc.(together, "App! ints"), enclosed for filing are an original and six (6) copies of the above—referenced joint app ation. Applicants respectfully request expedited treatment of this joint application to permit em to consummate the transfer of control described in this application as soon as possible, but no ] t than May 15, 2000. As required by the Commission‘s Rules, a check in the amount of $780.00 is en sed to cover the filing fee. Please date—stamp the enclosed extra copy of this application and re a it in the self—addressed, postage paid envelope provided. Should you have any questions conce: ig this application, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned. Respectfully submitted, AZ £. i Helen E. Disenhaus Troy F. Tanner Counsel for Global Crossing Ltd. Enclosures Ce: J. Breck Blalock (FCC) Michael J. Shortley, IHI Robert A. Mazer Brett P. Ferenchak 327578.1

Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS IMISSION Washington, D.C. 20@ 2 SsdX In the Matter of No. ITC—T/C—2000041)—062 5) / s Global Crossing Ltd. and P IPC Communications, Inc. 28 Lh NS & Joint Application for authority pursuant to Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934, \ 2e &A 8P & & as amended, to transfer control of International Exchange Networks, Ltd., an authorized international carrier, to Global Crossing Ltd. JOINTAPPLICATIONFORTRANSI CONTROL Global Crossing Ltd. ("Global Crossing" or "Trans ) and IPC Communications, Inc. ("IPC" or "Transferor") (together, "Applicants"), by their rsigned counsel and pursuant to Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amends U.S.C. § 214 (1982) (the "Act"), and Section 63.18 of the Commission‘s Rules, 47 C.F.R. § (1998), hereby request approval to transfer control of International Exchange Networks, Inc. i—dominant common carrier with international Section 214 authorization, from IPC Commut ns, Inc. to Global Crossing Ltd. As described below, Global Crossing will acquire ultimate control of IEXN through a series of transactions whereby Global Crossing will acquire IPC and its intermediate subsidiaries, IPC Information Systems, Inc. ("IPC Systems") and IXnet, Inc. ("IXnet"), through an exchange of their respective stocks. Following consummation of the transaction, IEXN will be an indirect subsidiary of Global Crossing. Although IEXN will have a new ultimate corporate parent, IEXN will continue to provide services to its existing customers under existing service arrangements, pursuant to its

authority granted by thi: imission. The proposed transaction, therefore, will be virtually transparent to IEXN‘s c ers. Attached hereto as Exhibit A is a chart that illustrates the corporate structure ofthe: ; prior to and immediately following consummation ofthe proposed transfer of control. Applicants respec request expedited treatment of this Joint Application in order to permit them to consumm: proposed transfer of control transaction as soon as possible, but no laterMay15.2000. port ofthis request, Applicants note that this Application is eligible for streamlined processing 1ant to Section 63.12 ofthe Commission‘s Rules, 47 C.F.R. § 63.12, for the reasons stated bel: L. DESCRIPTION HEPARTIES A. Global C1 g Ltd. Global Crossing s a Bermuda company with holding and operating subsidiaries in various countries, includ: > United States. The shares of Global Crossing Ltd. are publicly traded on the NASDAQ 1 al Market under the symbol GBLX , and they are majority—owned by United States national Through its subsi s, Global Crossing is building and operating a global fiber optic network, called the Globa: u. ussing Network, that will permit the provision of a variety of advanced data and voice transmission services. The Global Crossing Network consists of 101,000 announced route miles, serving five continents, 27 countries and more than 200 major cities. When completed, Global Crossing‘s communications network and its telecommunications and Internet product offerings will be available in markets generating over 80% of the world‘s international communications traffic. Although Global Crossing does not itself hold Section 214 authorization, 2

various Global Crossing subsidiaries hold Section 214 auth ~‘ > teli it B ixch: catio [ 1 h suk ut 1e y: tele m ad ti wor wvi au To turret sy: tc Mc its subsi( 0j _a content ‘ci spe! requiren ce I )el rov: subsidia °D tel¢ to meml nl bro providir of ata, services s s [3 d oi : O1 $ ag Ui d _ _ _ sa inc., anindirectwholly—ownedsubsidiary of Global Crossing, w u» gi anted global facilities—based and resale authority under Section 214 on June 4, 1999. Public Notice Report No. TEL—0098, DA 99—1 1 52 (rel. June 11, 1999) (granting File No. IT C—214— 19990412—00202 (effective June 4, 1999)). On September 7, 1999, Global Crossing M zarketing USA, Inc. notified the Commission that its name had changed to Global Crossing Holdirags USA Inc. Through its merger with Frontier Corporation ("Frontier") and Racal Electronics Plc ("‘ Racal"), Global Crossing acquired control ofvarious Section 214 authorizations held by Frontier an<A Racal‘s operating subsidiaries. A list of Global Crossing‘s existing Section 214 authorizations h«eld by its subsidiaries is attached as Exhibit A.

Centers (New York and London), three data centers, 73 points of presence. 1 450 ~~cesg placed —~ ~ _ 1ises, gh capacity id 2 corf who ow aul by the ride co aul to proj sem pl hor grante mati co: to telecor h ts :tic therefc x he mt lly that it Al 1gl 1t telecot c inft va aul provid eign countr id Kingd, wries are lo« ies substai : the interns theirre Nis regula int telecor : countries. IL. SACTION nts have di C Lt econol ‘stablishing 11. 1 uuuect suosid1ary of €<Global Crossing. Global Crossing will acquire both IXnet and its parent company, IPC Systems, through a series of transactions including: (1) the merger of IPC and IPC Systems; (2) the merger ofIPC Systems and Georgia Mergér Sub Corporation ("GC Merger Sub"), a wholly—owned subsi diary of Global Crossing formed specifically for purposes of effectuating the transfer of control; arn «d (3) the 4

merger ofIXnet and Idaho Merger Sub Corporation ("IPC Merger Suh"\ «* * ids of IPC Sv—+~—— * or irpo 1 ~1 a 1 Sys n ¢ outs ¢| i who T. 1 or a id t full ys t pa t IPC 61 C shat ti :d whe rt C: Glo vh :d vil con a i sh of C tes iys id of C il1 th ng c__ mer . __._ ~utstanding share of IXnet‘s Common Stock (that is not owned by IPC Systems, [Xnet, or by any direct or indirect wholly—owned subsidiary ofIPC Systems or IXnet, or held by IXnet as treasury shares, or owned by Global Crossing or any direct or indirect wholly—owned subsidiary of Global Crossing) will be converted into the right to receive from Global Crossing 1.184 fully paid and nonassessable shares of Global Crossing‘s Common Stock. As a 5

Tel: (212) 509—7888 Transferee: Global Crossing Ltd. Wessex House 45 Reid Street Hamilton HM 12 Bermuda Tel.: (441) 296—8600 (b n Transferot: IPC is & corporstion organi::ec. under the laws of th State o Delaware Traisf:re:: (Global Crossirg :s a corporticn organizel under th laws o Bermuda. Corres »Jo11dence concerning th s application s iould be ser t to: Helen E. is en‘ iaus, Esq. Troy F. T anmer. Esq. Swidler, Berlin Shereff, Fried nan, LLP 3000 K Street, ‘ I.W., Suite 30( Washington, D.C. 20007 Tel: (202) 424—7500 Fax: (202) 424—7645 Counsel for Global Crossing Ltd. with copies to: Michael J. Shortley, III Global Crossing North America, Inc. 180 South Clinton Avenue Rochester, New York 14646 and: Robert A. Mazer, Esq. Megan H. Troy, Esq. Vinson & Elkins, LLP 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 Counsel for IPC Communications, Inc. (d) Transferor: IPC‘s indirect U.S. subsidiary, International Exchange Networks, Ltd., is an authorized non—dominant international facilities—based 8

carrier and reseller ofinternational services under Section 214 of the Act.* A subsidiary of IEXN, Saturn Global Networks, Inc. is an authorized non—dominant international facilities—based carrier and reseller of international services under Section 214 ofthe Act." A list of these Section 214 authorizations is attached as Ex*~"*~‘* B. Transferee: Global Crossing‘s wholly—owned subsidiary G Crossing Holdings USAInc., has receivedauthority under S 214 as a non—dominant international facilities—based carrier : seller. In addition, various subsidiaries of Frontier Corporai nd Racal Telecommunications, Inc. hold Section 214 authoriz; . A list of Global Crossing‘s Section 214 authorizations, inclu hose held in thename ofFrontier‘s subsidiaries and Racal Telec: nications, Inc., is attached as Exhibit B. (e)(3) By this application, Applicants seek authority to transfer contr IEXN, a non—dominant common carrier holding international Section 214 auth to Global Crossing, the parent of non—dominant carriers holding several intern i1 Section 214 authorizations. * See FCC File No. ITC—96—383, Public Notice, Rep. No. 1—8198, 11 F d. 10080 (eff. Aug. 23, 1996) (global facilities—based/global resale); FCC File No. ITC— !6, Order Authorization and Certificate (rel. June 14, 1996) (resale of international private lin ween the United States and the United Kingdom and between the United States and Canada th: :onnected to the public switched network in the United State or the United Kingdom or both, at 1e United State or Canadaor both); FCC File No. ITC—93—319, Order and Certification (rel. 15, 1994) (resale of switched services and international privatelines notinterconnected to the switched network for the provision of international private line services between the Un tates and Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Jap orea, the Netherlands, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom). T nmission also authorized the transfer of control of IEXN from IPC Systems to Cable Systems Holding, LLC. See FCC File No. ITC—T/C—19980318—00195 (old filenumber ITC—98—223—TC) (eff. Apr. 24, 1998). § See FCC File No. ITC—97—003, Public Notice, Rep. No. I—8228 (eff. Feb. 12, 1997) (facilities—based carrier and reseller between the United States and the following destinations: Spain, Ireland, Switzerland, Belgium, Australia, Hong Kong, Italy, and Germany);, FCC File No. ITC—96— 549 (eff. Nov. 22, 1996) (facilities—based carrier and reseller excluding the United Kingdom, Gibraltar, Spain, Russia, Northern Ireland, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Australia, Hong Kong, Italy, Germany and countries not eligible under the Commission‘s exclusion list). The Commission also authorized the transfer of control of Saturn Global Network, Inc. to IEXN. See FCC File No. ITC—T/C—19980810—00550, Report No. TEL—00016 (Oct. 8, 1998). 9

6 Not applicable. This application for transfer of control is eligible for streamlined processing under § 63.12, 47 C.F.R. 63.12 (1999). (g) Not applicable. W After completionofthe transactions, the followingpersons or entities will hold a ten percent (10%) or greater, direct or indirect, ownership in International Exchange Networks, Ltd. Name/Address % Held Citizenship Principal Business IXnet, Inc. 100% U.S. Telecormmunications 88 Pine Street New York, NY 10005 The following persons or entities will hold a ten percent (10%) or greater, direct or indirect ownership in IXnet, Inc.: Name/Address % Held Citizenship Principal Business IPC Information 100% U.S. Systems, Inc. 88 Pine Street New York, NY 10005 The following persons or entities will hold a ten percent (10%) or greater, direct or indirect ownership in IPC Information Systems, Inc.: Name/Address % Held Citizenship Principal Business Global Crossing Ltd. 100% Bermuda Holding Company Wessex House 45 Reid Street Hamilton HM 12 Bermuda 10

The following persons or entities hold a ten percent (10%) or greater, direct or indirect ownership in Global Crossing Ltd.: Name/Address % Held Citizenship Principal Business Pacific Capital Group, Inc. 12.98* U.S. Investment Company ("PCG") 360 North Crescent Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90210 The following persons or entities will ho i ten percent(10%) or greater, direct or indirect ownership in PCG: Name/Address % Held Citizenship Principal Business Gary Winnick 100% U.S. Individual (as owner and trustee) 360 North Crescent Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90210 With the possible exception of directors d officers of Global Crossing Ltd. that serve as directors and officers of certai other entities under its control, Global Crossing Ltd. does not have interlocking rectorates with a foreign carrier. (i) Global Crossing certifies that itis not a fo in carrier within the meaning of Section 63.09(d) of the Commission‘s Rules, but at Global Crossing has subsidiaries that are foreign carriers and, therefore, Globa rossing is affiliated within the meaning of Section 63.09(e) ofthe Commission‘s . es with foreign carriers in the following countries: Argentina, Belgium, Denmark, Fr :e, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain, _ weden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. International Exchange Networks, Ltd. is a foreign carrier or has subsidiaries that are foreign carriers in the following countries: § Includes the holdings of GKW Unified Holdings, LLC, a company formed for the benefit of Gary Winnick and members of his family, which is managed by PCG. Gary Winnick, as owner and trustee, is the sole shareholder of PCG. PCG‘s percentage held also includes its interest in common stock issuable upon the exercise of certain warrants. 11

Canada, Japan, and the United Kingdom. Attached hereto as Attachment C, is Global Crossing‘s Foreign Affiliation Notification for those entities Global Crossing will be affiliated with following the transaction proposed herein. (G)(1) Global Crossing certifies that it does not seek to provide international telecommunications services to any destination country where Global Crossing itself is a foreign carrier in that country. ()(2) Global Crossing certifies that it provides international telecommunications services to countries where Global Crossing controls a foreign carrier in that country. Global Crossing is affiliated within the meaning of Section 63.09(e) with the following foreign carriers in the following countries: Country Carrier(s) Argentina GC SAC Argentina S.R.L. Belgium GC Pan European Crossing Belgiés.p.1.1./b.v.b.a Denmark GC Pan European Crossing Danmark ApS France GC Pan European Crossing France S.A.R.L. Germany Global Telesystems GmbH GC Pan European Crossing Deutschland GmbH Hong Kong Asia Global Crossing Hong Kong Ltd. Hutchison Communications Limited Ireland Global Crossing Ireland Ltd. Italy GC Pan European Crossing Italia s.r.1. Japan Global Crossing Japan K.K. Global Access Ltd. The Netherlands GT Netherlands B.V. GC Pan European Crossing Nederland B.V. Spain GC Pan European Crossing Espafia, S.L. Sweden GC Pan European Crossing Sverige AB Switzerland GC Pan European Crossing Switzerland GmbH 12

Country Carrier(s) The United Kingdom GT U.K. Ltd. GC Pan European Crossing UK Limited Global Crossing (UK) Telecommunications Limited (formerly known as Racal Telecommunications, Inc.) Frontel Communications Ltd. ()(3) G ral C sing certifies that it does not seek to provide international te omm1i sations services to any destinationcountry where any entity that owns m : than percent of Global Crossing, or that controls Global Crossing, controls a eign c ier in that country. ()(4) G ral C sing certifies that it does not seek to provide international te omm1 sations services to any destination country where two or more foreign Ci ers (01 rties that control foreign carriers) own, in the aggregate, more than 25 »nt of abal Crossing and are parties to, or the beneficiaries of, a contractual fon ; »cting the provision or marketing or international basic omm sations services in the United States. (k) i fore: country named in (j)(1) above is a Member of the World Trade mnizati Furthermore, the market share of each affiliated foreign carrier of ral C ing in the international transport and local access markets is ficant less than 50 percent. Therefore, Global Crossing‘s affiliated foreign ers de it possess the market power to discriminate against unaffiliated U.S. ers th igh control of bottleneck facilities in their respective countries or rwise iffect competition adversely in the U.S. market. (0) 1al Crc ng may resell the international switched services ofan unaffiliated U.S. er for : purpose of providing international telecommunications services to a try wl > it has a subsidiary that is a foreign carrier. As described in (p) below, h. 3VET, t f Global Crossing‘s subsidiaries are presumptively non—dormninantas al. .ack 5C , —rcent market share in the international transport and the local access markets on the foreign end of the route. (n) Global Crossing certifies that it has not agreed to accept special concessions, as defined in Section 63.14(b) of the Commission‘s Rules, directly or indirectly from any foreign carrier, as defined in Section 63.09(d) of the Commission‘s Rules, with respect to any U.S. international route where the foreign carrier possesses sufficient market power on the foreign end of the route to affect competition adversely in the U.S. market, and will not enter into such agreements in the future. 13

(0) Global Crossing certifies that it is not subject to a denial of Federal benefits pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti—Drug Abuse Act of 1988. (p) Global Crossing Requests streamlined processing of this application pursuant to Section 63.12 of the Commission‘s Rules. Except as set forth in Sections (i) and (j) above, Global Crossing is not affiliated with a foreign carrier in any destination market that it intends to serve. Global Crossing is presumptively considered non— dominant for the provision of international telecommunications services to all countries except those countries in which Global Crossing has affiliates. 47 C.F.R. § 63.10(a)(1). Moreover, with respect to those countries where it has affiliates, Global Crossing qualifies for a presumption of non—dominance under Section 63.10(a)(3) of the Commission‘s Rules, 47 C.F.R. § 63.10(a)(3). Each of Global Crossing‘s affiliates and subsidiaries are located in a WTO Member Country. All of Global Crossing‘s foreign affiliates have substantially less than a 50 percent share of the international transport and local access markets in their respective countries, and thus they lack the market power to discriminate against unaffiliated U.S. carriers through control of bottleneck services or facilities in the destination country or otherwise to affect competition adversely in the U.S. market. Finally, Global Crossing is not affiliated with a dominant U.S. carrier whose international switched or private line services it seeks to resell. Accordingly, this Joint Application is eligible for streamlined processing for every destination market it intends to serve." $ See 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.10(a)(1), 63.10(a)(3), 63.10(a)(4), 63.12(a); In re 1998 Biennial Regulatory Review —— Review ofInternational Common Carrier Regulations, Report and Order, FCC 99—51, IB Docket No. 98—118 (rel. Mar. 23, 1999), at 11 22; Foreign Participation Order, 12 FCC Red. at 24032 322;, Streamlining Order, 11 FCC Red. at 12889 « 12; 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.10, 63.12 14

CONCLUSION For the reasons stated above, Applicants respectfully submit that the public interest, convénience, and necessity would be furthered by grant of this application for consent to the indirect transfer of control of IEXN to Global Crossing. Respectfully submitted, GLOBAL CROSSING LTD. IPC COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 8y. ~gamm ETtivata=— Helen E. Disenhaus Troy F. Tanner SWIDLER BERLIN SHEREFF FRIEDMAN, LLP 3000 K Street, NW., Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20007 Tel: (202) 424—7500 Fax: (202) 424—7645 Counsel for Global Crossing Ltd. And on Behalf of IPC Communications, Inc. Dated: April 11, 2000. 15

CERTIFICATION OF GLOBAL CROSSING LTD. On behalf of Global Crossing Ltd., Transferee, I hereby certify that the statements in the foregoing Joint Application for Authority to Transfer Control of an Authorized International Carrier are true, complete, and correct to the best of my knowledge and are made in good faith. By: t3 ym Name: Michael J. Shortley, III Title: Associate General Counsel Global Crossing North America, Inc. Date: April 10, 2000

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EXHIBIT B Section214 Authorizations Held by International Exchange Networks, Ltd. International Exchan, Tetworks, Ltd. currently holds the following authorizations under Section 214 of the Act: 1. Holder: _ International Exchange Networks, Ltd. Effective Date: February 10, 1994 File Number: ITC—93—319 eA Holder: International Exchange Networks, Ltd. Effective Date: June 7, 1996 File Number: ITC—96—096 3. Holder: International Exchange Networks, Ltd. Effective Date: —August 29, 1996 File Number: ITC—96—383 4. Holder: Saturn Global Networks, Inc. Effective Date: November 22, 1996 File Number: ITC—96—548 File Number: ITC—T/C—19980810—00550 (eff. Oct. 2, 1998) 5. Holder: Saturn Global Networks, Inc. Effective Date: February 12, 1997 File Number: ITC—97—003 File Number: ITC—T/C—19980810—00550 (eff. Oct. 2, 1998) The Commission approved the transfer ofcontrol of International Exchange Networks, Ltd. to Cable Systems Holding, LLC in FCC File No. ITC—T/C—19980318—00195 (old file number is ITC— 98—223—TC) (eff. Apr. 24, 1998).

Section 214 Authorizations Held by Global Crossing Subsidiaries Global Crossing subsidiaries currently hold the following Section 214 authorizations: Holder: Global Crossing Holdings USA, Inc. Effective Date: June 4, 1999 File Number: ITC—214—19990412—00202 Holder: Global Crossing Telecommunications, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications Services, Inc. Effective Date: August 9, 1985 File Number: ITC—85—126 Holder: Global Crossing Telecormmunications, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications Services, Inc. Effective Date: Decernber 9, 1987 File Number: ITC—87—179 Holder: Global Crossing Telecommunications, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications Services, Inc. Effective Date: September 23, 1988 File Number: ITC—88—152 Holder: Global Crossing Telecommunications, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications Services, Inc. Effective Date: January 25, 1988 File Number: ITC—88—013 Holder: Global Crossing Telecommunications, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications Services, Inc. Effective Date: October 27, 1989 File Number: ITC—89—1113

Holder: Global Crossing Telecommunications, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications Services, Inc. Effective Date: June 14, 1995 File Number: ITC—95—295 Holder: Global Crossing Telecommunications, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications Services, Inc. Effective Date: July 31, 1996 File Number: ITC—96—285 Holder: Global Crossing Telecommunications, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications Services, Inc. Effective Date: August 8, 1996 File Number: ITC—96—334 10. Holder: Global Crossing North American Networks, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications International, Inc. Effective Date: March 10, 1995 File Number: ITC—94—381 11. Holder: Global Crossing North American Networks, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications International, Inc. Effective Date: September 2, 1994 File Number: ITC—94—320 12. Holder: Global Crossing North American Networks, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications International, Inc. Effective Date: March 18, 1993 File Number: ITC—91—077 13. Holder: Global Crossing North American Networks, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications International, Inc. Effective Date: August 9, 1993 File Number: ITC—93—186

14. Holder: Global Crossing Bandwidth, Inc. f/k/a Frontier Communications of the West, Inc. Effective Date: October 8, 1991 File Number: ITC—91—193 15. Holder: Budget Call Long Distance, Inc. Effective Date: January 5, 1994 File Number: ITC—94—031 16. Holder: Frontier Long Distance America, Inc. Effective Date: December 10, 1992 File Number: ITC—92—262 17. Holder: Racal Telecommunications Inc. Effective Date: September 12, 1997 File Number: ITC—97—434 File Number: ITC—T/C—19991021—00669 (eff. Nov. 26, 1999) 18. Holder: International Optical Networks, L.L.C. Effective Date: July 3, 1998 File Number: ITC—98—384

EXHIBIT C Foreign Affiliation Notification of International Exchange Networks, Ltd.

Foreign Affiliation Notification of International Exchange Networks, Ltd. _‘:—;_1{.:.-, C ,‘i . ;;' '-‘tf;.—.._,_ Pursuant to Section 63.11 of the Commission‘s Rules, 31 C.F.R. § 63.11 (1999), Global Crossing Ltd. ("Global Crossing") hereby submits information regarding the foreign affiliations resulting from the transfer of control of International Exchange Networks, Ltd. from IPC Communications, Inc. to Global Crossing. Information regarding Global Crossing‘s proposed foreign affiliations is as follows: o Canada (WTO Member): International Exchange Networks, Ltd. is authorized to provide international telecommunications services pursuant to its Class A license and to provide resold telecommunications services pursuant to its registration. e Japan (WTO Member): IXnet (Japan) K.K. and IXnet Telecommunications are authorized to provide telecommunications services pursuant to a Special Type II License and a Type I License, respectively. o The United Kingdom (WTO Member): IXnet UK Limited is authorized to provide public telecommunications pursuant to its PTO license. Despite these proposed foreign affiliations, Global Crossing still qualifies for non—dominant classification for the reasons stated in Sections V.(/) and V.(p) of the attached Joint Application. Information regarding Global Crossing‘s interlockingofficers and directors with foreign carriers and information regarding the entities that hold a ten percent (10%) or greater interestin Global Crossing is provided in Section V.(h) of the attached Joint Application.


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