The European Commission has accused Spain of breaching EU regulations by interfering in a high-profile banking merger, according to a report by Politico.eu. Brussels claims that Madrid’s actions undermined the integrity of the merger review process, raising concerns about fair competition and the enforcement of bloc-wide financial rules. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between national interests and EU regulatory frameworks in the banking sector.

Spain breaches EU regulations in controversial banking merger intervention

The European Commission has taken a firm stance against Spain’s recent involvement in a high-profile banking merger, asserting that Madrid’s actions undermined established EU competition laws. According to Brussels, Spain overstepped its authority by imposing conditions that contravened the harmonized regulatory framework designed to ensure fair market practices across the bloc. This intervention not only disrupted the merger process but also signaled…

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Author : Miles Cooper

Publish date : 2025-07-22 16:33:00

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