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Italian bank head previously sued Santander over remuneration dispute
Collapsed takeover of Monte dei Paschi di Siena strained ties with Italian government
Proxy adviser Glass Lewis says that Italian bank’s remuneration policy is not aligned with investors’ interests
Plus, Warren Buffett snubs Goldman Sachs in his offer for Alleghany
Italian bank could have added scale with Otkritie deal but chief executive has other priorities
Italian banker will also receive part of reduced €51.4m award in shares
Plus, a baseball superstar gets caught in the JPMorgan shark tank, and a billionaire Thai retail dynasty goes shopping at Selfridges
Italian banker says remuneration fight ‘was the right thing to do because there was no other way’
Court rules in favour of Italian banker after Spanish lender reversed decision to make him chief executive
Italian bank’s chief has delivered treats with his new strategy
Italian bank will lay out strategic plan in December with profits up 55 per cent in third quarter
Chief executive deserves credit for holding out for a big dowry, but he may have made enemies along the way
Italian banker’s efforts revealed during hearing over Santander’s decision to cancel CEO offer
Long-mooted move would be first big deal under new chief executive Andrea Orcel
Government balks at new conditions Italy’s second-largest bank has attached to the deal
UniCredit chief is claiming tens of millions of euros in compensation for Santander’s aborted job offer
Italian alleges Spanish bank’s reversal of decision to make him chief was breach of contract
The question is how much the government will pay UniCredit to take the historic lender away
High-profile dealmaker says it is time for Italian lender to focus on growth
UBS rainmaker confirmed as chief executive of Italy’s second-largest bank by revenues
The Italian’s new gig will be a balancing act between shareholders and the UniCredit board
Investment banker must reconcile dealmaking, pay concerns and potential culture clash at Italian lender
Shareholder adviser Glass Lewis has criticised CEO’s potential €7.5m pay as not linked to performance
Majority state-owned bank is final obstacle to clearing up mess at Italy’s worst-run lenders
High-profile dealmaker returns to centre stage of finance following ill-fated attempt to lead Santander
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