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Crédite Agricole Italy: fine by the Antitrust for improper practices

$1 million fine for suggesting more expensive wire transfers on the app

The Antitrust Authority closed an investigation procedure against Credit Agricole Italia Spa, imposing an administrative fine of 1 million euros. According to the Authority, the bank "limited the freedom of behavior of consumers in relation to the choice of the type of online transfer to be used and conditioned them to choose the instant transfer, more expensive than the ordinary one". In particular,...

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Roma, RM, Italia, 03/01/2022 08:00
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