Italy
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Monte Paschi di Siena is preparing to raise €2.5bn -
The prime minister-elect will not want to jeopardise Italy's access to EU help
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Sovereign pair move ahead of ECB rates verdict and anticipated EU supply
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By scrapping the 'all or nothing clause', the bank may apply a special Italian mechanism for highly dilutive rights issues
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Monte dei Paschi di Siena's planned €2.5bn was put under pressure by Italian government collapse
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The tightening is unlikely to be sustainable, says analyst
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The energy storage system manufacturer's IPO raised €27.3m
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The electric car components maker is preparing to go public on the Milan Stock Exchange
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SSA bankers start fretting about what risk aversion among bond buyers might mean for September primary market
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Political uncertainty could derail the €2.5bn deal planned for October
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Worries that a new sovereign debt crisis is looming, despite central bank raising rates by 50bp and detailing new policy tool to manage govvie spreads
