Crédit Agricole goes to EU court over denied interest on amended cartel decision
By Lewis Crofts ( October 26, 2026, 09:23 GMT | Insight) -- French bank Crédit Agricole is asking EU judges to help it recoup unpaid interest on an amended decision imposing a fine for its role in a cartel linked to euro interest rate derivatives, MLex has learned. The original fine imposed in 2016 by the European Commission was amended by the regulator four years later, and Crédit Agricole now wants to recoup its interest.Crédit Agricole is asking EU judges to help it recoup unpaid interest on an amended decision imposing a fine for its role in a cartel linked to euro interest rate-derivatives, MLex has learned....
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