EURIBOR AND MORTGAGES | The Court of Justice of the European Union clarifies that the European Commission’s antitrust decisions regarding the manipulation of the Euribor do not automatically render mortgage indexation clauses null and void.

The judgment of the Second Chamber, handed down in Case C-60/25 (Livronsa), represents an important precedent for banking and financial litigation involving Euribor.

Manuela M. Grassi, Carlo Pedersoli, Luca Szegö, and Luca Traficante represented a bank in the proceedings before the CJEU.