(Alliance News) - Monte dei Paschi has clawed back part of its recent stock market losses, regaining around EUR3.1 billion in value over the past week and closing at EUR7.7, up 1.4%, after the European Central Bank confirmed robust capital requirements with a CET 1 ratio of 16.9%.
As reported by Corriere della Sera on Thursday, tomorrow the board of directors, convened by chairman Nicola Maione, will address the sensitive situation triggered by the investigation into the attempted takeover of Mediobanca. The probe now also involves the mobile phones of Piazzetta Cuccia's chairman and CEO, Grilli and Melzi d'Eril, though neither is under investigation.
The board will hear CEO Luigi Lovaglio's report on the progress of the inquiry. Lovaglio, under investigation along with Caltagirone and Milleri for alleged market manipulation and obstruction of oversight, has already appointed legal counsel, as have the others involved. Following Lovaglio's update, the bank's and Lovaglio's legal teams will provide an overall assessment.
The board will also review the group's industrial strategy: the MPS-Mediobanca plan set to be presented in March, and the upcoming renewal of top management in the spring, which will be accompanied by a statutory amendment to introduce a board list, pending approval from the ECB.
By Giuseppe Fabio Ciccomascolo, Alliance News senior reporter
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