Intesa May Consider Deals in Wealth Management: CEO Messina

The transcript discusses the impact of political stability on economic growth, focusing on Italy's banking sector. It highlights Intesa's deleveraging efforts and acquisition strategies, emphasizing the need for synergies. The concept of a bad bank is debated, with a focus on growth and management. Expectations from Mario Draghi for economic recovery are outlined, stressing GDP growth and reforms. The resilience of SMEs is examined, with a positive outlook on economic recovery, despite challenges in certain sectors.

What is the significance of having stable politics for the banking sector in Italy?

What factors contribute to making international acquisitions easier in Italy?

How does Carlo Messina view the need for a bad bank in Italy?

What are the expected priorities for Mario Draghi to get the Italian economy back on track?

What challenges do small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face in Italy due to the crisis?

What is the current situation regarding deposits in the banking sector in Italy?

What does Carlo Messina suggest about the future of SMEs in Italy?