Law360, New York (November 6, 2006, 12:00 AM EST) -- Although Visa International and Morgan Stanley have agreed to settle their long-standing antitrust dispute in Europe, their settlement will not automatically halt the ongoing European Commission probe into Visa’s potentially anti-competitive behavior, Commission regulators said Monday.
Brokerage firm Morgan Stanley first filed a complaint with the E.C. in April 2000, after Visa refused to let the company join the Visa Association in Europe because Morgan Stanley ran a competing card company, Discover, in the United States.
Visa argued that its rules prohibited the Visa International Board...
E.U. To Continue Visa Probe, Despite Settlement
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