Sonia Sirletti is a finance reporter who writes for various publications including Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and Accounting Today. Her work primarily focuses on banking and financial industry news, covering topics such as mergers and acquisitions, regulatory developments, and market trends. Her articles provide insights and analysis to help readers understand the complex world of finance.
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By: Sonia Sirletti, Steven Arons, Donato Paolo Mancini
UniCredit SpA informed top officials in the Italian government and Banco BPM SpA Chairman about its intention to make a takeover bid for its smaller rival before announcing the move on Monday, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Banco BPM SpA is set to discuss the surprise takeover bid from UniCredit SpA, with investors waiting for a response to a move that has rattled financial markets and the government in Rome.
Banco BPM SpA is set to discuss the surprise takeover bid from UniCredit SpA , with investors waiting for a response to a move that has rattled financial markets and the government in Rome.
(Bloomberg) -- Banco BPM SpA is set to discuss the surprise takeover bid from UniCredit SpA, with investors waiting for a response to a move that has rattled financial markets and the government in Rome.
(Bloomberg) -- Banco BPM SpA is set to discuss the surprise takeover bid from UniCredit SpA, with investors waiting for a response to a move that has rattled financial markets and the government in Rome.
By: Alberto Brambilla Tue, Sonia Sirletti
(Bloomberg) -- Banco BPM SpA pushed back against the takeover bid from UniCredit SpA, saying it wasn't agreed in advance, is too low and would likely hurt jobs and competition in Italy.
By: Sonia Sirletti, Alberto Brambilla
(Bloomberg) -- Banco BPM SpA pushed back against the takeover bid from UniCredit SpA, saying it wasn’t agreed in advance, is too low and would likely hurt jobs and competition in Italy.Most Read from BloombergNew York City’s ‘Living Breakwaters’ Brace for Stormier SeasIn Kansas City, a First-Ever Stadium Designed for Women’s Sports Takes the FieldNYC's Underground Steam System May Be Key to a Greener FutureNYC Gets Historic Push for 80,000 Homes With $5 Billion PledgeThe deal terms “do not refle
The UniCredit CEO has riled politicians in Berlin and Rome.
(Bloomberg) -- First, there was irritation in Berlin. Next, annoyance in Rome. In his search for expansion, Andrea Orcel is taking risks few others would.The UniCredit SpA chief executive officer triggered angry reactions from the German government in September when he unveiled a stake in Commerzbank AG that he had secretly built up in the weeks before. Less than three months later, his surprise bid for Banco BPM SpA baffled Italian officials in Rome, who were counting on that lender to serve as a building block in their plan to create a new national banking champion.
Banco BPM SpA Chief Executive Officer Giuseppe Castagna warned employees that a takeover bid by UniCredit SpA could lead to more than 6,000 job cuts at Italy’s third-largest bank.
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