ECB has gone too far in pushing UniCredit to quit Russia, Italy minister says By Reuters


By Giuseppe Fonte

ROME (Reuters) – The European Central Bank has overreached in pushing Italian bank UniCredit to get out of Russia, Italy’s Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Friday.

Euro-zone banks still involved with Russia more than two years after Moscow invaded Ukraine have come under growing pressure in recent weeks from the bloc’s supervisors, as well as U.S. authorities, over their ties to the country.

The ECB has asked lenders under its watch to provide a “clear road map” to exit the Russian market.

“It seems to me the ECB has gone a bit too far,” Tajani said at a news…



Source link

Hot this week

Financial Transaction Tax: Analysis of a Financial Transactions Tax (FTT)

Key Findings A broad-based financial transaction tax (FTT)­ in the...

Lengthy EES border delays could deter millions from travelling to Europe, says WTTC

MADRID — The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)...

Indra Sistemas S.A. stock (ES0118594417): Spanish tech champion shines on IBEX 35

Indra Sistemas S.A. has moved back into the spotlight...

European STOXX 600 drops nearly 1% amid Israel Iran tensions

European airlines and technology stocks slide Airlines including Lufthansa and...

Most Popular

Related Articles

Popular Categories