(ANSA) - Rome, June 27 - Italian Banking Association (ABI)
chief Giovanni Sabatini said Monday Italy's banks can handle the
effects of the Brexit better than lenders in other countries.
"Unlike in other countries, Italian banks have the capacity
and the potential to handle this crisis on their own," Sabatini
said on the sidelines of a conference on possible government
intervention to shore up Italy's lenders in the wake of last
week's Brexit referendum.
"(Our) banks' fundamentals have been recognized both
domestically and abroad as far as solidity, capital ratios and
liquidity - and they are dealing with the non-performing loan
problem," he said.
Italy banks better equipped for Brexit
General director says banks are sound