UniCredit S.p.A.

UCG

IT0005239360

Banks

Market Closed - Borsa Italiana Other stock markets 11:45:00 2026-06-05 am EDT			5-day change	1st Jan Change
73.15 ^EUR	-1.38%		-1.47%	+3.14%

Jun. 07	Italy's BPM invites MPS to $58 billion merger talks as Intesa, BPER weigh move	RE
Jun. 05	Commerzbank says UniCredit tender acceptances reach 7.85% in bid battle	RE

Renewed tensions on EU sovereign bonds; ECB surveillance maps risks

Published on 05/19/2026 at 12:52 am EDT - Modified on 05/19/2026 at 01:49 am EDT

Alliance News - Translated by Marketscreener - See original

UNICREDIT S.P.A.

-1.38%

BBVA

-1.22%

INTESA SANPAOLO S.P.A.

-0.30%

DEUTSCHE BANK AG

-0.74%

COMMERZBANK AG

+1.17%

Renewed tensions on EU sovereign bonds; ECB surveillance maps risks

(Alliance News) - Geopolitical tensions continue to weigh on markets, pushing government bond yields higher: the 10-year US Treasury reached 4.63%, while the German Bund stands at 3.12% and the Italian BTP at 3.87%.

As reported by Il Messaggero on Tuesday, the European Central Bank is closely monitoring volatility, fueled by crises in the Middle East and concerns over trade policies.

Despite the bond sell-off, European banks are showing strong resilience thanks to robust capital requirements and ample liquidity buffers. Italian institutions, in particular, appear strengthened by the reduction of NPLs and capital levels well above regulatory minimums.

In Europe, however, differences between business models are emerging: French banks are struggling with funding costs but benefiting from rising rates; Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank remain solid but under scrutiny regarding real estate; while Santander and Bbva are offsetting European risks through international diversification.

In Italy, Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit confirmed robust results: Intesa closed the quarter with a EUR2.8 billion profit and a CET 1 ratio of 13%, while UniCredit posted EUR3.2 billion with a CET 1 of 14.2%.

By Giuseppe Fabio Ciccomascolo, Alliance News senior reporter

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Add to a list 0 selected To use this feature you must be a member Log in Sign up	Approximate price	Change	5d. change	Capi.
UNICREDIT S.P.A.	73.15EUR	-1.38%	-1.47%	127B
BBVA	19.41EUR	-1.22%	-3.48%	125B
INTESA SANPAOLO S.P.A.	5.673EUR	-0.30%	-2.31%	114B
DEUTSCHE BANK AG	27.53EUR	-0.74%	-1.18%	59.74B
COMMERZBANK AG	37.10EUR	+1.17%	+0.11%	46.3B

Latest news about UniCredit S.p.A.

Jun. 07	Italy's BPM invites MPS to $58 billion merger talks as Intesa, BPER weigh move	RE
Jun. 05	Commerzbank says UniCredit tender acceptances reach 7.85% in bid battle	RE
Jun. 05	Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Urges Extra Contributions from Intesa Sanpaolo, UniCredit	MT
Jun. 05	Milan stock market flat ahead of US data, Middle East stalemate, profit-taking on STM, Erg rallies	RE
Jun. 05	European markets correct course; MIB gains led by Amplifon	AN
Jun. 05	European markets open mixed; MIB dragged down by STM	AN
Jun. 05	Milan stock market opens flat ahead of US data; profit-taking hits Diasorin and STM, Erg rallies	RE
Jun. 05	European markets set for mixed open following Dow record	AN
Jun. 05	Terna renews EMTN programme and increases ceiling to EUR6 billion	AN
Jun. 04	European markets trade higher; DiaSorin leads the MIB	AN
Jun. 04	Unicredit: UniCredit's dangerous game?
Jun. 04	Commerzbank rejects UniCredit exchange offer again but remains open to dialogue	AN
Jun. 04	Commerzbank CEO Sees 'Messy Scenario' If UniCredit Prevails Under Hostile Bid	DJ
Jun. 04	Commerzbank CEO: UniCredit takeover bid lacks transparency and remains unattractive	RE
Jun. 04	Czech central bank increases countercyclical capital buffer rate as lending strong	RE

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Company Profile

UniCredit S.p.A. is one of the leading European banking groups. Income breaks down by activity as follows: - retail banking (48.6%); - corporate, investment, finance and market banking (47.2%): leasing, factoring, stock transactions, participation in the rate, exchange, stock and derivative markets, stock exchange intermediation, etc.; - other (4.2%). At the end of 2025, the group managed EUR 535.4 billion in deposits and EUR 433.5 billion in loans. Products and services are marketed through a network of 3,075 branches located primarily in Italy (1,941). Revenue (including intragroup) is distributed geographically as follows: Italy (44.1%), Germany (21.9%), Central and Eastern Europe (19%), Austria (10.5%) and Russia (4.5%).

Employees

67,458

Sector

Banks

Calendar

Earnings release - Q2 2026

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