The eight largest Italian banks’ profits decreased during the first nine months of 2016 due to low interest rates and additional credit adjustments. Based on an analysis by Value Partners. With contributions by Antonino Del Gatto and Filippo Maria Signoretti, SEM of the Milan office.
Colpo alla redditività
- November 2016
- Financial institutions, Media
- Milano Finanza
- Edited by: Francesco Ninfole
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