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UniCredit SpA engages in the provision of banking and financial solutions. It operates through the following geographical segments: Italy, Germany, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Russia, and Group Corporate Centre. The company was founded in 1870 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

Banks in Austria had 2.2 billion euros ($2.35 billion) in exposure in mid-2023 to indebted property and retail giant Signa Group, owner of New York's Chrysler Building and Britain's Selfridges store, a person with knowledge of the matter said.

UniCredit, RBI among banks on hook for $2.4 bln in Signa loans -source

Nexi is happy to work with UniCredit to help one of its biggest clients achieve its ambitions in payments, but the contract between the two groups is "solid" and any change would have to benefit both, Nexi said on Thursday.

Nexi CEO: happy to help UniCredit on payments but contract is set

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Wefox, which sells insurance plans online, raised $55 million in debt financing from Deutsche Bank and Unicredit, sources familiar with the matter told CNBC.

Deutsche Bank and UniCredit back $4.5 billion insurance startup Wefox with $55 million in fresh funds

Italy's UniCredit is using mostly share buybacks to return capital to shareholders, rather than dividends, because that is what investors prefer, Chief Executive Andrea Orcel said in a shareholders' meeting on Friday.

UniCredit CEO says shareholders prefer buybacks to dividends

A move by UniCredit to bring back in-house around 15% of fund products it currently sells to its clients does not clash with the Italian bank's accords with Amundi , the head of the French asset manager said.

Amundi CEO says fine for UniCredit to rebuild in-house AUMs

The European Central Bank (ECB) has given the green light for UniCredit to buy back an initial tranche of shares up to a value of 2.5 billion euros ($2.6 billion), the Italian bank said in a statement on Thursday.

ECB clears 2.5 billion UniCredit share buyback tranche

Italy's UniCredit on Wednesday announced improvements to its mobile banking service Buddybank, in a move that Chief Executive Andrea Orcel said would ease the eventual transition to a cloud-based core banking infrastructure.

UniCredit revamps Buddy online banking service to ease cloud shift

UniCredit will have more than 10 billion euros ($10.60 billion) in excess capital by end-2023 and will consider whether to use it for M&A deals or to reward its shareholders, the lender's Chief Executive said in an interview published on Wednesday.

UniCredit to have more than 10 bln euros in excess capital by end-2023 - CEO to paper

UniCredit intends to increase the fees it generates from selling investment funds, the Italian bank's CEO said on Tuesday, and is working to "rebalance" a deal with French partner Amundi to achieve its aim.

UniCredit 'rebalancing' Amundi relationship in fee income drive

Unicredit (MIL: UCG) share price has been one of the best-performing bank companies in the world this year. The stock surged to a high of €24, the highest level since December 2015.

Unicredit share price analysis: where technicals meet fundamentals

UniCredit on Tuesday posted a bigger than expected 36% annual rise in third quarter profit as higher rates continued to lift income from lending, while the strain on borrowers is yet to materialise.

UniCredit tops forecast with 36% profit jump, capital strengthens

UniCredit said on Monday it plans to become Alpha Bank's biggest investor by buying a 9% stake owned by Greece's bank bailout fund, as the Italian lender also agreed to acquire most of Alpha's Romanian business.

UniCredit to acquire Greek bank Alpha stake in Romania deal

UniCredit said on Tuesday it had mandated Egon Zehnder and Spencer Stuart as headhunters to support the board in identifying candidates to be included in the slate of nominees current directors will put forward to appoint their successors.

UniCredit picks headhunters to advise board on own slate of nominees

Shares in Italian lender UniCredit rose further on Thursday, hitting their highest since January 2016 and cementing their lead as top-performing euro zone bank stock of 2023.

UniCredit cements lead as top-performing euro zone bank stock

The surprise bank tax Italy's government introduced in August has no major impact on UniCredit's earnings, but the uncertainty it stoked is damaging, Chief Executive Andrea Orcel said on Wednesday.

UniCredit CEO says no big impact from bank tax, but uncertainty harmful

Italy's UniCredit on Wednesday said its strong fundamentals would allow it to bring forward up to 2.5 billion euros ($2.7 billion) of its 2023 share buyback plan.

UniCredit to launch early part of 2023 share buyback for 2.5 bln euros

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In August, the Italian Government announced a windfall tax on banks' extra profits generated by net interest margins. A first calculation saw the two major Italian banks - Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit - paying over €1.7 billion combined. Yet, the European Central Bank has delivered a non-binding opinion warning Italy about the impact of the tax.

ECB Gears Up To Shield Italian Banks From Windfall Tax: Intesa And UniCredit Dividends Are Safe

UniCredit reported strong Q2 results, with revenue and net profit beating expectations and an improvement in the capital position. The impact of the Italian windfall tax is expected to have minimal downside on earnings and capital requirements. UniCredit remains undervalued and offers significant capital returns: 1/3rd of the market cap will be distributed to shareholders in 2023-4.

UniCredit: High Returns Despite Windfall Tax Woes

The political nonsense to levy a windfall tax on banks' profits still creeps around. However, Italian banking stocks have been resilient to such noise and represent an excellent investment opportunity. UniCredit is among the best European banks. Last quarter's results prove that statement: growing CET1, a declining cost-to-income ratio, and improving RoTE. UniCredit stock is deeply undervalued based on Excess Return Valuation and the company's book value.

UniCredit: One Of The Best European Bank Stocks, Heavily Discounted

Despite inflation expectations, UniCredit plans to cut costs by about €500 million. UniCredit is now a transformed bank with an earnings growth trajectory and sustainable competitive advantages, given its cost structure. Best in class cost/income ratio with solid CET 1. Impressive results with an ongoing buyback and upside in shareholders' remuneration.

UniCredit Is Likely To Deliver Long-Term Return

Italy's windfall tax on banks should not undermine shareholders and investors' confidence, the chief executive of UniCredit said in an interview published on Thursday.

UniCredit CEO says Italy windfall tax on banks should not hit market confidence

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The Italian government has decided to go ahead with a windfall tax on banks, causing shockwaves in the Italian banking sector as soon as the initial draft circulated. The draft is yet to sign into law, and the Finance Ministry has already been working on amendments. Based on the latest draft, the hit seems manageable. In the meantime, UniCredit has released a great 1H23 report, with profits significantly up YoY. Even after the windfall tax hit, the bank is still on track to outpace its profit guidance.

UniCredit: Still A Buy Despite The Windfall Tax Hit

Banking stocks in Italy and elsewhere in Europe rebounded Wednesday after the country watered down a plan to whack its banks with a surprise one-off 40% tax on their windfall profits.

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