MEIP-Compliant Bank Recapitalisation: CEC Bank
An investor who is already a shareholder would take into account not only the return […]
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A Curious Case of Port Concessions
The obligations of a concessionaire may be made less onerous in order to enable it […]
Ex ante Assessment of Future Profitability is Absolutely Necessary
A private investor assesses the prospects of future profitability before it invests. The burden of […]
Imputability of an Aid Measure to the State Does not Require a Counterfactual
The fact that the state owns an undertaking is not enough to prove that the […]
The Effectiveness of Clear Guidance: The Case of Broadband Networks
This blog examines how much aid goes to support broadband networks and what lessons can […]
How to Apply the Market Economy Investor Principle and what Mistakes to Avoid: The Long-running Case of EDF
A market investor carries out a thorough ex ante analysis of the prospects of an […]
Market Economy Investor Principle
Public investment is free of State aid when it is made at the same time […]
A new misnomer in State aid law: single economic unit with separate legal personality (C 357/14 P, Dunamenti Erőmű/Commission)
The following blog post is a contributory piece by Emanuela Matei, Associate Researcher at the […]
The Market Economy Investor Principle Applies also to Avoidance of Losses
A public authority can act as a private investor in paying to avoid costly contractual […]
Application of the MEIP to Transactions between Parent and Subsidiary Companies
The Market Economy Investor Principle also applies to transactions between related companies. A private investor […]