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The Romanian Competition Council will launch a new investigation into banks regarding credit scoring practices, following a previous inquiry into ROBOR that resulted in significant fines. Concerns have been raised about the impact of credit scoring methodologies on customer mobility between banks. The investigation will involve more banks than the previous ROBOR case and is expected to conclude by early 2027. The National Bank of Romania maintains its stance on current ROBOR regulations and is preparing to modify the calculation method for interest rates in line with the Competition Council's decisions. Recent fines imposed on ten banks totaled over 700 million euros for collusion in setting ROBOR rates.