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A recent investigation by Politico has shed light on the dubious activities of Eurofi, a discreet think tank operating within the EU lobbying landscape. Eurofi, despite having only three employees and failing to publish its financial reports, has emerged as the leading lobby firm in the EU by revenue.
Eurofi is funded by major financial corporations, such as J.P. Morgan and BlackRock, and over the last few years, it has amassed nearly €6 million in fees.
Eurofi's primary modus operandi involves organizing closed-door meetings with top EU officials, including high-ranking Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), finance ministers, central bankers, and key figures from the financial sector. These gatherings, often held in luxury hotels, are strategically timed before crucial meetings of the EU Finance Ministers, allowing corporate interests to sway policy decisions in their favor. The substantial financial contributions to Eurofi have fueled suspicions that these interactions may constitute bribery aimed at shaping legislation to benefit the financial industry's agenda.