EC’s state aid decision in Engie takes aim at hybrid loans

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EC’s state aid decision in Engie takes aim at hybrid loans

Joe Stanley-Smith
June 29, 2018
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The state aid decision opens the door for the European Commission (EC) to set a precedent on several points of law, including hybrid loans between EU and non-EU group companies.

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