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The Italian Competition Authority unconditionally approves a rescue banking merger (Venetian Banks)

Michele Giannino

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In the Venetian Banks case, the Italian Competition Authority (ICA) gave an unconditional go-ahead to a rescue banking merger. By this merger operation, a major Italian bank, Intesa Sanpaolo…

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In the Venetian Banks case, the Italian Competition Authority (ICA) gave an unconditional go-ahead to a rescue banking merger. By this merger operation, a major Italian bank, Intesa Sanpaolo…

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In the Venetian Banks case, the Italian Competition Authority (ICA) gave an unconditional go-ahead to a rescue banking merger. By this merger operation, a major Italian bank, Intesa Sanpaolo…

Key concepts: Competition (biology), Business, Commerce, Industrial organization, Financial system, Ecology, Biology

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