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business1 year ago

UniCredit Proposes $10.5B Acquisition of Banco BPM

UniCredit has offered to acquire Italian rival Banco BPM for approximately $10.5 billion in an all-stock deal, aiming to consolidate its position as a leading pan-European banking group. This move is part of a broader trend of mergers in the European banking sector, although it is separate from UniCredit's ongoing interest in increasing its stake in German bank Commerzbank. The offer represents a slight premium over Banco BPM's recent share price.

via CNBC|
#banco-bpm#business#commerzbank
finance2 years ago

"ECB Urges Banks to Monitor Social Media for Early Bank Run Warnings"

The European Central Bank has reportedly asked some banks to monitor social media for signs of worsening sentiment that could lead to a deposit run, following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse in 2023. Regulators are also considering revising liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) assumptions and assessing the impact of social media on deposit dynamics. The move comes after a social media post led to a run on Credit Suisse, prompting a global debate on whether institutions can withstand sudden liquidity shocks and whether new rules might be needed.

via Reuters|
#bank-runs#ecb#european-banking
finance2 years ago

Navigating European Banking Jitters, Energy Revolution, and Market Volatility: Expert Strategies and Top Stock Picks.

Morgan Stanley has advised investors to "sell into rallies" in European banking stocks amid concerns over the sector's profitability. The bank named a number of stocks that it believes will be most affected by the current jitters, including Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, and Societe Generale. Morgan Stanley also warned that the sector's profitability could be hit by a number of factors, including low interest rates, increased competition, and regulatory pressures.

via CNBC|
#european-banking#finance#market-analysis
cryptocurrency2 years ago

Bitcoin's Rollercoaster Ride: From Banking Woes to Bullish Investors and $100K Targets

Bitcoin slid below $24,500 as investors weighed potential European banking troubles triggered by concerns about Credit Suisse. Shares of the Swiss banking giant tanked after its largest investor, Saudi National Bank, said it wouldn’t invest capital beyond the $1.5 billion it sank into the bank last year. European markets tumbled as investors in riskier assets grew skittish. Meanwhile, the CME FedWatch Tool showed that currently around 55% of traders believe the Fed will not raise interest rates at its next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting starting March 22.

via CoinDesk|
#bitcoin#credit-suisse#cryptocurrency