Nadia María Calviño Santamaría (born 3 October 1968) is a Spanish economist and civil servant who serves as First Vice-President of the Spanish Government since July 2021 and as Minister of Economy since 2018 under prime minister Pedro Sánchez. In 2020, her portfolio was renamed as Minister for Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation. She started her career in different positions within the Ministry of Economy and in 2006 she started to work for the European Commission. She worked in several directorates-general and in 2014 she was appointed Director-General for Budget (DG BUDG).[1] She served as such until June 2018, when prime minister Pedro Sánchez appointed her as Minister of Economy and Business. In 2020, the prime minister promoted her to deputy prime minister.
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The European Union is in the midst of an ambitious and intensive programme of regulatory reform in the sector of financial services. In parallel to the emergency measures taken to avoid a systemic failure, the Commission reacted promptly at the break of the crisis by launching a reform process (...)
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Enquêtes sectorielles : Complément ou substitut de l’action des autorités de concurrence ? Introduction générale Frédéric JENNY President, OECD Competition Committee President of the International board of the Review Concurrences Professor, Co-Director of the Centre Européen de Droit (...)
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To begin with, can you tell us something about your background? How did you “fall” into competition law? What are the differences, if any, between doing merger control within a national competition authority and at the European Commission? You actively participated in the 2003 debate on the (...)
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