Avoid messing with Bpm's statute. This is the intention of Piero Giarda, candidate for the presidency of the supervisory board of the Milanese institute, who, however, admits that he was "quite baffled by certain sections of the statute".
"There are parts of the statute - he said - that we would like to change, but we wondered if it would be wise to do it now". For the former Minister of Relations with Parliament, putting his hand on the statute now "would be like putting pebbles and sand in the gears". The priority, at the moment, remains the return to profitability of the bank.
In the mid-afternoon, the Bpm share fell by 1,84%, in line with the negative trend of the Italian stock exchange.
