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The Competition Council has won a second favorable ruling against a private bank in the ROBOR case, requiring it to pay fines despite plans to appeal. The bank's identity remains confidential due to a request for secrecy. The Council's president stated that the decisions are enforceable, meaning the bank must comply immediately. Previous rulings have also upheld fines against CEC Bank, which sought to suspend its penalty. The Council imposed fines totaling 3.73 billion lei on ten banks for allegedly coordinating their behavior in setting ROBOR rates. The banks contest these allegations and must submit compliance plans by the end of November.