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Atlante could reach out to more potential investors after being forced to underwrite all of Banca Popolare di Vicenza’s recent IPO, but the future of larger banks remains subject to the success of structural reforms. -
Monte dei Paschi di Siena is beyond the help of Fondo Atlante, according to an ECB official, but new reforms could help the bank tackle its mountain of non-performing loans.
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Société Générale will seek further savings from business cuts at its investment bank, after posting a surprise first quarter profit on the back of a strong retail banking performance.
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Deutsche Bank will begin a roadshow next week for a euro denominated tier two transaction, with uncertainty remaining over European authorities’ fondness for additional tier one as regulatory capital.
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Banca Popolare di Vicenza has been refused a listing on the Milan stock exchange after its IPO failed to attract sufficient private demand, leaving Fondo Atlante to underwrite the entire capital raise and sending Italian bank shares tumbling on Tuesday.
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Peripheral banks led a charge for capital this week, resurrecting some long-awaited trades and putting risk appetite through its paces.
