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In brief: the legal framework for private antitrust litigation in Netherlands

A brief look at the key elements of the legal framework governing private antitrust actions in Netherlands, including applicable legislation, requirements and restrictions. ....

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Google sued in Europe for $2.4BN in damages over Shopping antitrust case – TechCrunch

Google is being sued in Europe on competition grounds by price comparison service PriceRunner which is seeking at least €2.1 billion (~2.4 billion) in damages. The lawsuit accuses Google of continuing to breach a 2017 European Commission antitrust enforcement order against Google Shopping. As well as fining Google what was — at the time — […] ....

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EU fines banking giants €344 million over FX price fixing cartel

The European Commission has completed its cartel investigation into the Foreign Exchange (‘Forex') spot trading market by imposing fines on five banks. ....

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Antitrust: European Commission Fines Investment Banks € 371 Million For Participating In A European Governments Bonds Trading Cartel

Antitrust: European Commission Fines Investment Banks â¬ 371 Million For Participating In A European Governments Bonds Trading Cartel
Date
20/05/2021
The European Commission has found that Bank of America, Natixis, Nomura, RBS (now NatWest), UBS, UniCredit and WestLB (now Portigon) have breached EU antitrust rules through the participation of a group of traders in a cartel in the primary and secondary market for European Government Bonds (‘EGB ).
Fines totalling € 371 million are imposed on Nomura, UBS and UniCredit. NatWest was not fined as it revealed the cartel to the Commission. Bank of America and Natixis are not fined either because their infringement falls outside the limitation period for imposition of fines. Portigon, the legal and economic successor of WestLB, received a zero fine as it did not generate any net turnover in the last business year which served as a cap to the fine. ....

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