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Italy's competition authority opens probe into Intesa's bid for Monte dei Paschi

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By Valentina Za, Gianluca Semeraro Verified
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MILAN, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The latest twist in Italy's banking takeover saga has pitted market leader Intesa Sanpaolo against the biggest winner of the shakeup so far, Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS). With a less concentrated banking sector than France or Spain, Italy has seen a wave of bids and counterbids since late 2024 as lenders jockey for position amid a revival in dealmaking fuelled by stronger balance sheets and excess capital.
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What comes next in Italy's banking deal frenzy

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By Valentina Za, Gianluca Semeraro Verified
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What comes next in Italy's banking deal frenzy

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By Valentina Za, Gianluca Semeraro Verified
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By Valentina Za and Gianluca Semeraro MILAN, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The latest twist in Italy's banking takeover saga has pitted market leader Intesa Sanpaolo against the biggest winner of the shakeup so far, Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS). With a less concentrated banking sector than France or Spain, Italy has seen a wave of bids and counterbids since late 2024 as lenders jockey for position amid a revival in dealmaking fuelled by stronger balance sheets and excess capital.
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