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Fabrizio Di Benedetto

Università degli Studi Link, International Chamber of Commerce Italia (Rome), Intesa Sanpaolo (Milan)

Team Coordinator Antitrust Affairs / Co-Chair/Professor

Fabrizio Di Benedetto has obtained a PhD in EU Law at the Università degli Studi di Milano with a dissertation on the protection of strategic industries in the EU. Since 2015 he’s been working for the antitrust affairs and atrategic support sub-department of Intesa Sanpaolo where he mainly deals with state aid and competition issues. Before Intesa Sanpaolo he worked for the University of Milan, for ConfCommercio and for Regione Lombardia. During last years he has written several academic articles on EU Law. Since 2022, Fabrizio Di Benedetto is also cho-chair at the ICC Italia.

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Auteurs associés

Laurent Binet

ICC France (Paris)

France 18 contributions 6073 visites

François Brunet

ICC France (Paris)

France 37 contributions 9474 visites

Nuno Carrolo Dos Santos

Permanent Representation of Portugal to the European Union (REPER)

Belgique 12 contributions 15148 visites

Irene de Angelis

Intesa Sanpaolo (Milan)

Italie 11 contributions 6241 visites

Caroline Inthavisay

International Chamber of Commerce (Paris)

France 1 contribution 603 visites

2966 | Évènements

13 avr. 2022 Webinar Antitrust in the Financial Sector #2 : Competition In Traditional Banking Services Voir la documentation

29 sept. 2021 Webinar Bill Kovacic Antitrust Salon #3 US Antitrust & Trade Relations in the World : Towards a New Global Network or Bilateral Agreements ? Voir la documentation

18 mai 2021 Webinar International Mergers Conference #2 The counterfactual scenario in times of crisis Voir la documentation

15 sept. 2020 Online Consumer Data Protection & Competition in Banking Voir la documentation

Articles

350 Bulletin

Fabrizio Di Benedetto, Irene de Angelis, Jacques Moscianese, Stefano Lucchini The EU Court of Justice considers the compatibility of the bail-in provisions in the 2013 banking communication with the principle of proportionality (Kotnik)

19 juillet 2016 350

Bank rescue in the European Union. From bail-out to bail-in* States have traditionally faced banking crisis through the so-called bail-out tool : public resources have been used for a long time in order to rescue banks, putting the burden on public finance, thus on taxpayers. Actually, this (...)