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MPS surges 7% on BlackRock rumours (2)

MPS surges 7% on BlackRock rumours (2)

Amid expectations from Monday's business plan

Milan, 20 October 2016, 14:30

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Shares in troubled Tuscan lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS) surged almost 7% on the Milan bourse Thursday amid rumours American global investment management corporation BlackRock may take a stake in Italy's third-biggest and the world's oldest bank.
    Also powering the rise, analysts said, were expectations stemming from the upcoming business plan, to be unveiled on Monday.
    MPS shares have been rising, for the first time since August, after its board on Tuesday night confirmed plans to go ahead with a turnaround plan while also leaving the door open to a privately funded rescue led by former industry minister and former banking industry executive Corrado Passera. Currently the troubled lender has a market capitalisation of 622 million euros, against 490 million on October 6 when its shares touched lows of 0.17 eurocents a share. The Passera plan was first rejected in July.
    It would be an alternative to MPS's current, European Central Bank-approved turnaround plan involving a five-billion-euro capital increase and the securitization of 10 billion euros' worth of non-performing loans (NPLs) with help from Italy's private Atlante fund.
   

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