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On 18 April 2023, the European Commission confirmed that it has started unannounced inspections at various companies in the fashion sector across Europe.
European Commission Raids Fashion Companies Across Europe Antitrust, Competition and Trade

European Commission Raids Fashion Companies Across Europe

The European Commission has confirmed that it has started dawn raids at the premises of companies operating in the fashion industry in several Member States. Officers from national competition authorities accompanied Commission officials at these inspections. The Commission has also sent out formal requests for information to such companies. The Commission clarified that it is concerned that these companies are in breach of Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, which prohibits cartels and other restrictive arrangements, however no further details were forthcoming from the Commission at this stage. Unannounced inspections – or “dawn raids”…
Annalies Muscat
3rd May 2023
Practical Seminar Series Directors and Officers 8-12 May 2023
Practical Seminar Series: Directors and Officers News

Practical Seminar Series: Directors and Officers

Mamo TCV Advocates is organising a week-long series of online seminars covering various practical topics of interest for directors and officers of Maltese companies. Dates: 8th – 12th of May 2023 Times per seminar: 10.00am – 10.50am and 11.00am – 11.50am Platform: Microsoft Teams Speakers: A number of speakers will be delivering insightful presentations on various pertinent topics, as per the Agenda below.Attendance for each of these seminars is free of charge upon registration by clicking the links below.
Mamo TCV Advocates
30th April 2023
The Parliament of the European Union has approved the ‘Markets in Crypto Assets’ regulation
EU Parliament approves MiCA FinTechLegal Updates

EU Parliament approves MiCA

The European Parliament gave its final approval to the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (‘MiCA’) on 20 April 2023. The regulation forms part of the EU’s broader digital financial package whose aim is to encourage the use of fintech while ensuring consumer protection and financial stability across the EU. MiCA is the first harmonised EU framework for regulating crypto-assets and is applicable across Member States without national transposition. The regulation introduces three sub-categories of crypto-assets, namely asset-referenced tokens, e-money tokens, and other crypto-assets, which includes utility tokens and other cryptocurrencies. MiCA has three distinct regulatory regimes for issuers of stablecoins, non-stablecoins,…
Mamo TCV Advocates
21st April 2023