1- Brexit, the long goodbye begins: 3 nodes on trade, Scotland and Ireland
Prime Minister May has sent the letter asking for Article 50 to be activated for leaving the EU – Two years of negotiations begin: here are the next steps – Scotland wants another referendum but for Edinburgh, staying in Europe is almost impossible – Fear of new closure of the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Read the article by Charles Musilli.
2- Brexit disappoints Milan: the banks are down, Leonardo and Generali are saved
The Milan stock exchange is the only one in Europe, with that of Madrid, to close in negative territory – Buzzi, Saipem and Eni go against the trend while Bper and Unicredit suffer – Atlantia and Italgas among the worst – Wall Street opens uncertainly – The pound drops on dollar but not the euro. Laws the article by Maria Teresa Scorzoni.
3- Atlante cost banks over 1 billion in 2016
According to what was reconstructed by Radiocor Plus, the adjustments made by the first 12 Italian banks that joined Atlante amounted to 1,01 billion – Unicredit alone reduced the value of its stake in Atlante by 547 million. Read the full article.
4- EU rejects Frankfurt-London stock exchange merger
The European Antitrust has pointed the finger at the monopoly that would have arisen on the market for bond clearing and bond repurchase agreements in Europe. Read the full article.
5- Administrative on June 11: the key challenges in Parma, Genoa and Palermo
More than a thousand Municipalities go to the polls, involving almost 10 million voters: the key challenges are in the capitals of Liguria, Abruzzo and Sicily but Taranto, Verona and Parma also vote, where Pizzarotti is running again after abandoning the M5S - Ballots on 25 June . Read the full article.
