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Fideres Writes To The European Commission To Flag The Anticompetitive Implications Of IBAN Discrimination
Fideres flags the anticompetitive implications of IBAN discrimination with the European Commission.
The U.S. Department of Justice has, for the first time ever, voided a non-prosecution agreement in order to prosecute UBS. The Swiss bank has been ordered to pay a fine of $203 million as a result of their role in the rigging of LIBOR, but will avoid fines for forex manipulation due to co-operating with authorities. UBS will now have to apply for waivers in order to continue their US operations.
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Fideres flags the anticompetitive implications of IBAN discrimination with the European Commission.
The Italian law firm Scoccini & Associati and the Spanish law firm CCS Abogados, supported by the litigation fund ALI – Antritrust Litigation...
Fideres’s Analyst, Marco Ragusa, was awarded second place in the fourth edition of the Luigi Prosperetti Graduation Award.
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