Romanian Competition Council probes banks over FICO score data sharing

Romania's Competition Council has opened a separate investigation into banks' exchange of information used to set FICO scores for credit applicants, following earlier fines in the ROBOR case. The probe, expected to conclude in 2027, alleges potential antitrust violations. This signals continued regulatory pressure on the banking sector, though the financial impact remains uncertain.

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