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Euronext will stress how its Nasdaq power deal differs from EEX's failed bid

By Andrew Boyce ( February 6, 2025, 15:50 GMT | Comment) -- Euronext’s bid to buy Nasdaq’s Nordic power-trading business immediately evokes memories of EEX’s attempt to acquire the same business, which the companies abandoned following an EU competition probe that raised "monopoly" concerns last June. Euronext can be expected to argue that its proposal is far more straightforward, as it would combine companies offering different services on separate markets, MLex has learned.Euronext is looking to succeed where its rival European Energy Exchange failed less than a year ago — by acquiring Nasdaq’s Nordic power trading business without regulatory hiccups....

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