UniCredit has Germany's trust, won't go hostile on Commerzbank, CEO says
UniCredit was able to buy 4.5% of Commerzbank from the German state because the government trusts the Italian bank, its CEO said in a newspaper interview, ruling out any "aggressive" moves such as an unsolicited buyout bid.
For decades, Andrea Orcel was the 'rainmaker' who CEOs turned to for advice on the big deals that reshaped the banking ...
FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Commerzbank is poised to put CFO Bettina Orlopp in charge of talks with UniCredit when the German bank's ...
Analysis of banks’ risk indicators suggest combined entity could have larger systemic footprint than ING and BPCE ...
UniCredit, Italy's second-largest bank, has taken a 9% stake in Germany's Commerzbank and is seeking permission to ...
If UniCredit is close to acquiring Commerzbank, it’s not just the result of a quick and crafty deal in the equities market.
Illiquid secondary levels make determining fair value tricky ◆ No impact from UniCredit-Commerzbank merger rumours ...
Italy's government sees favourably UniCredit's efforts to build a large European banking group through a merger with ...
UniCredit SpA said it will start repurchasing as much as €1.7 billion ($1.89 billion) of its own stock as it delivers on the ...
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