Sonia Sirletti
Finance Reporter at Bloomberg News
Reporter for Bloomberg News in Milan, covering Italian banks and insurers. Chess player in spare time. Retweets not endorsements, views mine, all mine.
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3 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Sonia Sirletti
(Bloomberg) -- UniCredit SpA posted first-quarter profit that topped analyst expectations, strengthening Chief Executive Officer Andrea Orcel’s hand as he pursues potential acquisitions. Net income in the three months through March rose to €2.77 billion ($3.1 billion), the highest ever for the company, Italy’s second-biggest bank said in a statement Monday. That compared with an average estimate of €2.38 billion.
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5 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Sonia Sirletti
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5 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Sonia Sirletti
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA joined rival Mediobanca SpA in posting higher than expected profits during the first three months of the year, as investors are focused on their respective acquisition plans. Monte Paschi’s net income in the three months through March rose to €413 million ($464 million), compared with an analyst estimate for €335 million, according to a statement on Friday.
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5 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Sonia Sirletti
The Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena logo. Photographer: Francesca Volpi/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- A group of banks involved in a series of deals reshaping Italy’s finance industry posted profits that beat estimates, highlighting the industry’s strength. Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA’s net income in the three months through March rose to €413 million ($464 million), compared with an analyst estimate for €335 million, according to a statement on Friday.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Alessandra Migliaccio |Sonia Sirletti |Chiara Albanese
Italy’s government is unwilling to soften conditions imposed on UniCredit SpA’s bid for Banco BPM SpA, potentially prompting the firm to pull the deal, according to people familiar with the matter. Rome doesn’t currently see any reason to make it easier for UniCredit to buy the smaller rival and it’s unlikely to change the restrictions it set out last month on the proposed transaction, several people said.
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the Italian finance "Games of Thrones" As Italy’s largest banks get ready to report results, what matters most to investors isn’t profit or revenue. It’s deals. https://t.co/iSWmpRZxBX w/ @StevenArons @jhjanicki https://t.co/xtVyqkZoH7
The chart explaining the Italian banking risiko https://t.co/EbCvG19DXf
Scoop: Italian lender Monte Paschi is exploring a potential deal for Mediobanca https://t.co/TXZfaSv5yG w/ Pamela Barbaglia, Donato Mancini and Tommaso Ebhardt