veltroni
Forumer storico
MPS non ha T1 ?
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Prudens
Forumer attivo
e come potrebbe averne? ti ricordi che emettere un T1 era una delle condizioni alternative o da affiancare all'aucap un paio di anni fa, ma già un paio di anni fa avevano calcolato che avrebbero dovuto pagare il 15% di cedole. Oggi non ne parliamo.
TheLondoner
Forumer storico
effettivamente le subordinate mps sono in prima linea dopo l'equity.... ma la banca ha finalmente conti in ordine e una solida posizione di capitale.
In un paese normale e sovrano la banca sarebbe da considerarsi ormai pubblica vista la frammentazione e la consistenza delle partecipazioni private, ma qui stanno ancora a parlare di intervento pubblico / aiuti di stato. A mio avviso, andrebbe trasferita nell'orbita della CDP o del FSI se non si riuscisse a trovare un compratore, in modo da rimuoverne definitivamente qualsiasi dubbio sul futuro.
In un paese normale e sovrano la banca sarebbe da considerarsi ormai pubblica vista la frammentazione e la consistenza delle partecipazioni private, ma qui stanno ancora a parlare di intervento pubblico / aiuti di stato. A mio avviso, andrebbe trasferita nell'orbita della CDP o del FSI se non si riuscisse a trovare un compratore, in modo da rimuoverne definitivamente qualsiasi dubbio sul futuro.
Prudens
Forumer attivo
personalmente sono d'accordo. solo che le regole Ue/Bce non lo consentono.
rischiamo il paradosso di una banca che fa utili ma deve andare a pallino per decisione dei regolatori. e anche il paradosso di una banca che potrebbe persino stare a lungo "alone", ma deve svendersi sempre per decisione del regolatore.
2K2
We will arrive in the fog
Ma se hanno fatto di tutto e di più in questi ultimi anni per rimetterla in carreggiata ! Ma che stai a di' !!??
TheLondoner
Forumer storico
Lovaglio riconfermato, barra a dritta ragazzi
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Shizuka Minamoto
Prudens
Forumer attivo
siccome avevo in ptf un bel lottone di CS senior non preferred, preso in tempi non sospetti perché "era sicuro", negli ultimi tempi ho dovuto fare spesso spesa in farmacia per queste robe qui. addirittura nei giorni scorsi la dottoressa quando entravo mi chiedeva: "Il solito?"
pietro17elettra
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REFILE-Italy to hand Monte dei Paschi CEO Lovaglio new mandate - sources
Oggi 10:48 - RSF
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MILAN, March 25 (Reuters) - Italy's Treasury is set to hand veteran banker Luigi Lovaglio a new mandate as chief executive of state-owned lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena , two people with knowledge of the matter said.
Lovaglio, who built his career at UniCredit where he eventually rose to lead the group's former Polish unit Bank Pekao, arrived at Monte dei Paschi (MPS) just over a year ago, when the Treasury pushed out his predecessor.
The state owns 64% of MPS following a 2017 bailout.
Lovaglio, one of Italy's most experienced commercial bankers, in November oversaw a make-or-break 2.5 billion euro ($2.7 billion) capital raise which allowed MPS to bolster capital and fund voluntary layoffs.
Lovaglio has pledged to boost MPS' profitability as he works to prepare the bank for a merger that would allow the state to meet re-privatisation commitments taken with European Union competition authorities at the time of the bailout.
The sources said the Treasury would also appoint as chairman Nicola Maione, a lawyer who has been sitting on MPS' board since 2017 and has previously chaired the board of state-controlled air traffic controller Enav (ENAV.MI).
With MPS shareholders due to vote to appoint new directors next month, the Treasury - as the single biggest shareholder in the bank - is preparing to file in the coming hours its slate of nominees for the Tuscan lender's board.
($1 = 0.9295 euros)
(Reporting by Valentina Za in Milan and Giuseppe Fonte in Rome; editing by Michael Perry)
(([email protected]; +39 02 6612 9526)
Oggi 10:48 - RSF
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MILAN, March 25 (Reuters) - Italy's Treasury is set to hand veteran banker Luigi Lovaglio a new mandate as chief executive of state-owned lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena , two people with knowledge of the matter said.
Lovaglio, who built his career at UniCredit where he eventually rose to lead the group's former Polish unit Bank Pekao, arrived at Monte dei Paschi (MPS) just over a year ago, when the Treasury pushed out his predecessor.
The state owns 64% of MPS following a 2017 bailout.
Lovaglio, one of Italy's most experienced commercial bankers, in November oversaw a make-or-break 2.5 billion euro ($2.7 billion) capital raise which allowed MPS to bolster capital and fund voluntary layoffs.
Lovaglio has pledged to boost MPS' profitability as he works to prepare the bank for a merger that would allow the state to meet re-privatisation commitments taken with European Union competition authorities at the time of the bailout.
The sources said the Treasury would also appoint as chairman Nicola Maione, a lawyer who has been sitting on MPS' board since 2017 and has previously chaired the board of state-controlled air traffic controller Enav (ENAV.MI).
With MPS shareholders due to vote to appoint new directors next month, the Treasury - as the single biggest shareholder in the bank - is preparing to file in the coming hours its slate of nominees for the Tuscan lender's board.
($1 = 0.9295 euros)
(Reporting by Valentina Za in Milan and Giuseppe Fonte in Rome; editing by Michael Perry)
(([email protected]; +39 02 6612 9526
)
2K2
We will arrive in the fog
Direi che se lo merita ampiamente!REFILE-Italy to hand Monte dei Paschi CEO Lovaglio new mandate - sources
Oggi 10:48 - RSF
(Adds reporting credit, no change to text)
MILAN, March 25 (Reuters) - Italy's Treasury is set to hand veteran banker Luigi Lovaglio a new mandate as chief executive of state-owned lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena , two people with knowledge of the matter said.
Lovaglio, who built his career at UniCredit where he eventually rose to lead the group's former Polish unit Bank Pekao, arrived at Monte dei Paschi (MPS) just over a year ago, when the Treasury pushed out his predecessor.
The state owns 64% of MPS following a 2017 bailout.
Lovaglio, one of Italy's most experienced commercial bankers, in November oversaw a make-or-break 2.5 billion euro ($2.7 billion) capital raise which allowed MPS to bolster capital and fund voluntary layoffs.
Lovaglio has pledged to boost MPS' profitability as he works to prepare the bank for a merger that would allow the state to meet re-privatisation commitments taken with European Union competition authorities at the time of the bailout.
The sources said the Treasury would also appoint as chairman Nicola Maione, a lawyer who has been sitting on MPS' board since 2017 and has previously chaired the board of state-controlled air traffic controller Enav (ENAV.MI).
With MPS shareholders due to vote to appoint new directors next month, the Treasury - as the single biggest shareholder in the bank - is preparing to file in the coming hours its slate of nominees for the Tuscan lender's board.
($1 = 0.9295 euros)
(Reporting by Valentina Za in Milan and Giuseppe Fonte in Rome; editing by Michael Perry)
(([email protected]; +39 02 6612 9526