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Long-mooted move would be first big deal under new chief executive Andrea Orcel
Government balks at new conditions Italy’s second-largest bank has attached to the deal
Watchdog finds banks exchanged sensitive information before auctions between 2007 and 2011
The question is how much the government will pay UniCredit to take the historic lender away
High-profile dealmaker says it is time for Italian lender to focus on growth
UBS rainmaker confirmed as chief executive of Italy’s second-largest bank by revenues
The Italian’s new gig will be a balancing act between shareholders and the UniCredit board
Heavy taxpayer support for business and markets leaves boards and investors with a challenge
Investment banker must reconcile dealmaking, pay concerns and potential culture clash at Italian lender
Shareholder adviser Glass Lewis has criticised CEO’s potential €7.5m pay as not linked to performance
Bluebell questions Pier Carlo Padoan’s independence because of his role in bailout of possible takeover target Monte dei Paschi
Jana Hecker has left her role as head of equity capital markets, says Italian bank
Senior figure was due around €800,000 for work done for Wirecard’s CEO in run-up to the payment company’s collapse
Outgoing chief at Italian lender posts ‘impressive’ final annual profit of €1.3bn despite substantial impairment
Majority state-owned bank is final obstacle to clearing up mess at Italy’s worst-run lenders
High-profile dealmaker returns to centre stage of finance following ill-fated attempt to lead Santander
High-profile Italian dealmaker lined up to replace Jean Pierre Mustier
Shake-up at region’s top lenders leads to questions over how long replacements will last
Italian lender’s board to decide on replacement for Jean Pierre Mustier within next four weeks
Takeover by UniCredit considered as Italian government faces deadline to sell stake
Mustier’s departure reflects tensions playing out the world over from the US presidential election to Brexit
Elite jobs are notoriously inaccessible to newcomers — Cerberus’s failed Deutsche coup being the latest example
The internationally-minded chief executive clashed with the bank’s Italian board
Revolving leadership at the continent’s top banks reflects the barriers to entry for industry outsiders
Governments should not press well-run banks to mop up the mistakes of badly-run lenders
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