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A second bank has lost its case against the state regarding the ROBOR scandal, following a decision by the Bucharest Court of Appeal. The court rejected Banca Comercială Română's request to suspend a fine of 577 million euros imposed by the Competition Council. This ruling can be appealed to the High Court of Cassation and Justice. This follows a similar ruling against CEC Bank last week, part of a series of cases related to fines totaling 3.7 billion lei. The Competition Council's president stated that banks losing these cases must execute the decisions immediately, regardless of appeals. Additionally, a new investigation into potential anti-competitive practices regarding the FICO score calculation is underway.