EU: Euribor rate-rigging leads to Deutsche, JPMorgan fines
The European Commission has issued fines to various major lenders two years after the watchdog launched raids in various banks
The European Commission has issued fines to various major lenders two years after the watchdog launched raids in various banks
Following a Senate committee approval, the full Senate has reportedly passed a bipartisan bill aiming to provide legal protections to
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Nicholas Kreisle, U.S. Federal Trade Commission – Bureau of Economics discusses Merger Policy at the
As reported earlier, new details emerged early this week regarding the US Department of Justice’s lawsuit against the proposed merger
UK-based law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has reportedly appointed a new co-head of its antitrust, competition and trade practice following
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Jan Peter van der Veer (RBB Economics) discusses Antitrust Scrutiny of Most-Favoured-Customer Clauses: An Economic
Kennametal Inc. said today it has finalized its buyout of Tungsten Materials for $605 million, according to a press release.
The owners of RamsayMedia announced plans to sell the rest of itself to media competitor Caxton, though financial details of
Home builder Tri Pointe Homes will reportedly merge with Weyerhaeuser’s builder subsidiary in a $2.7 billion deal. The deal will
Poland’s financial regulators are reportedly succeeding in efforts to boost competition within the lending sector as demand for loans is
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