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Italian Banking Report FY 2025
Italy’s seven largest banks posted 28 € bn in profits in 2025, a new record.
Value Partners' performance analysis of the seven main Italian credit institutions is contained in the 57th edition of the Italian Banking Report, edited by Gabor David Friedenthal and Pietro Galiberti.
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Italian Banking Report 9M 2025
Another positive quarter for the seven largest Italian banks, which in the first nine months of 2025 recorded a 9% increase in profits thanks to the growth in commissions that offset the decline in net interest income.
Value Partners' performance analysis of the seven main Italian credit institutions is contained in the 56th edition of the Italian Banking Report, edited by Marco De Bellis, Pietro Galiberti and Rebecca Micheletti.
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Italian Banking Report 6M 2025
Italian banks: record commissions drive profits and revenues despite net interest income is down.
Value Partners' performance analysis of the seven main Italian credit institutions is contained in the 55th edition of the Italian Banking Report, edited by Marco De Bellis and Pietro Galiberti.
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Italian Banking Report 3M 2025
Italian banks profits still up in the first quarter of 2025. The profits of the seven largest Italian institutions rose in the first quarter of the year (+13% to 7.16 billion). Net interest income is declining while commissions are rising.
Value Partners' performance analysis of the seven main Italian credit institutions is contained in the 54th edition of the Italian Banking Report, edited by Marco De Bellis, Pietro Galiberti and Rebecca Micheletti.
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Italian banks, profits still up in the first quarter of 2025. But the composition of revenues changes
The profits of the seven largest Italian institutions rose in the first quarter of the year (+13% to 7.16 billion). Net interest income is declining while commissions are rising.
In the article by Francesco Ninfole for Milano Finanza, the analysis conducted by Value Partners, with comments by Marco De Bellis.
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Italian Banking Report 12M 2024
The year concludes with a record performance for the main Italian banks, which recorded an aggregate profit of 24.85 billion euros. This represents an 8% increase compared to 2023 and almost double compared to 2022. The increase in profits was mainly driven by the strong growth in net income (+5%) and fees (+8%).
This analysis of the seven main Italian credit institutions, conducted by Value Partners, is featured in the 53rd edition of the Italian Banking Report, edited by Marco De Bellis, Edoardo Jenna and Rebecca Micheletti.
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Another golden year
In 2024, the profits of the seven largest Italian institutions rose by 8% to 24.8 billion. This is mainly due to the growth in net interest income (+5%) and commissions (+8%).
In the article by Francesco Ninfole for Milano Finanza, the analysis conducted by Value Partners, with comments by Marco De Bellis.
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Italian Banking Report 9M 2024
The growth trajectory of Italy’s main listed banks continues. Over the first nine months of 2024 they registered an aggregate record profit of 20.2 billion euros, an increase of +22% compared to the same period in 2023. This performance was driven by the annual increase in net interest income (+7.3%), despite a quarterly decline following the recent rate cuts by the ECB, and the significant 7.1% surge in fees.
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Italian banks, profits also rise in the first nine months of 2024. And they hit a new record
The profits of the seven largest Italian institutions reached 20.2 billion in the first nine months of the year (+22% annually), according to Value Partners data. Net interest income recorded an initial quarterly decline linked to the ECB's rate cuts, but still grew year-on-year (+7.3%). Commissions also increased (+7.1%).
In the article by Francesco Ninfole for Milano Finanza, the analysis conducted by Value Partners, with comments by Marco De Bellis and Ahmad Sheaib.
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Italian Banking Report 6M 2024
The series of positive results for Italy’s main listed banks continues, closing the half-year with an aggregate profit of €13.2 billion. This demonstrates an increase of 19.7% compared to the previous year and recording a record half-year, despite the ECB's first rate cut.