Rosalind Bufton - Concurrences

Linked authors

Giuseppe Abbamonte

European Commission - DG CNECT (Brussels)

Belgium 1 contribution 343 visits

Luca Aguzzoni

European Commission

Belgium 2 contributions 259 visits

Lars Albath

European Commission - DG HR (Brussels)

Belgium 1 contribution 633 visits

Svend Albæk

European Commission - DG COMP (Brussels)

Belgium 6 contributions 15289 visits

Monica Alfaro-Murcia

DG EMPL (Brussels)

Belgium 1 contribution 788 visits

Articles

1814 Bulletin

Eduardo Martínez-Rivero, Rosalind Bufton The EU General Court confirms the EU Commission’s decision in an abuse of dominant position case in the banking sector (Clearstream)

9 September 2009 602

Clearstream: General Court confirms Commission Decision* On 9 September 2009 the Court of First Instance (now the General Court) dismissed the action for annulment brought by Clearstream Banking AG (also known as Clearstream Banking Frankfurt or CBF) and Clearstream International SA against (...)

Eduardo Martínez-Rivero, Rosalind Bufton The EU Commission finds an undertaking refusing to supply certain clearing and settlement services to one of its customers by also applying discriminatory prices is an anticompetitive conduct (Clearstream)

2 June 2004 286

The Clearstream decision: the application of Article 82 to securities clearing and settlement* On 2 June 2004 the Commission adopted a decision finding that Clearstream Banking AG and its parent company Clearstream International SA violated Article 82 by refusing to supply certain clearing and (...)

Rosalind Bufton The EU Commission proposes to French authorities to phase out State guarantee granted to a public financial institution (CDC IXIS)

30 April 2003 535

"Where state guarantees supporting commercial banking activities distort competition, they must be abolished: the case of CDC IXIS"* Introduction Commission decisions have consistently confirmed that the financial sector is subject to competition rules, including those relating to state aid, (...)

Rosalind Bufton The EU Commission decides that a French bank benefited from an overcompensation by the French State for its operation of savings account system (Crédit Mutuel)

15 January 2002 391

"Crédit Mutuel – Livret Bleu: Making sure that public services benefit consumers and not intermediaries"* Introduction On 15 January 2002, the Commission decided that Crédit Mutuel had benefited from an overcompensation by the French State, of the costs for operating the Livret Bleu system. (...)