The EU Commission re-adopts a decision to fine a broker in Yen trading for facilitating several cartels (ICAP)

Callol, Pedro

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28 May 2021

The EU Commission re-adopts a decision to fine a broker in Yen trading for facilitating several cartels (ICAP)

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EU Commission, ICAP, Decision, 28 May 2021

The European Commission has re-adopted a cartel decision against ICAP for having breached EU antitrust rules by facilitating several cartels in the area of

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Pedro Callol
Callol, Coca & Asociados (Madrid)

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Pedro Callol, The EU Commission re-adopts a decision to fine a broker in Yen trading for facilitating several cartels (ICAP), 28 May 2021, e-Competitions May 2021, Art. N° 105946

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