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Commerzbank to resume talks with UniCredit in potential pan-European deal

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By Tom Sims Verified, Valentina Za
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Commerzbank to resume talks with UniCredit, CEO tells staff

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By Tom Sims Verified, Valentina Za
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By Tom Sims and Valentina Za FRANKFURT, July 31 (Reuters) - Commerzbank's CEO Bettina Orlopp has told employees that there will be further talks with UniCredit about a potential tie-up. The announcement, made to staff on the bank's intranet and seen by Reuters, marks a significant turn in the months-long wrangling over control of one of Germany's largest lenders. Orlopp and her management team have long been opposed to a tie-up.
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Commerzbank to resume talks with UniCredit in potential pan-European deal

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By Tom Sims Verified, Valentina Za
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FRANKFURT, July 31 (Reuters) - Commerzbank's CEO Bettina Orlopp has told employees that there will be further talks with UniCredit about a potential tie-up as the Italian lender nears control in its EUR45 billion ($51.80 billion) hostile takeover approach. The announcement, made to staff on the bank's intranet and seen by Reuters, marks a significant turn in the months-long wrangling over control of one of Germany's largest lenders.
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