Germany’s chancellor decried “unfriendly attacks” on banks after UniCredit moved to raise its stake in the lender.

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The Italian lender moved to boost its Commerzbank stake above 20%, shrugging off German opposition to a possible takeover.

By Valentina Za, Tom Sims and Andreas Rinke MILAN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) -German Chancellor Olaf Scholz slammed as "an ...

UniCredit on Monday said it’s reached an agreement to further increase its stake in Commerzbank as the German government ...

UniCredit announced it had increased its stake in German lender Commerzbank to 21% and submitted a request to boost the ...

UniCredit is "doing well" to act within the European Union's internal market, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani told ...

UniCredit's attempt to participate in Commerzbank without consultation is an unfriendly act and is not appropriate in Europe ...

The Italian lender had earlier disclosed a 9% stake in its German peer, reviving speculation that it could pursue a tie-up.

Commerzbank AG dropped after Germany said it won’t sell any more shares in the lender, a move signaling its opposition to any ...

UniCredit boosts its stake in Commerzbank to 21%, with plans to increase to 29.9%. Analysts believe the move could spur ...

MILAN (Reuters) - UniCredit said it had acquired on Monday, through financial instruments, a further 11.5% of Commerzbank ...