
Crédit Agricole propone trattative per una fusione con Crédit Agricole Italia
Banco Bpm registra un forte rialzo in Borsa a seguito della proposta di Crédit Agricole di avviare trattative per una fusione con Crédit Agricole Italia, creando il terzo gruppo bancario italiano.
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Crédit Agricole ha proposto di avviare trattative relative a una fusione con Crédit Agricole Italia.
Banco Bpm entra agli scambi in Borsa con un balzo dopo che Crédit Agricole ha proposto di avviare trattative relative a una fusione con Crédit Agricole Italia. Il progetto darebbe vita al terzo gruppo bancario italiano, al servizio di 6,5 milioni di clienti attraverso oltre 2.300 filiali, unendo "una forte presenza locale, solidità finanziaria e competenza aziendale".
A Piazza Affari il titolo dell'istituto di Piazza Meda registra un rialzo del 9,2% a 14,70 euro.
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