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Largely at a standstill . Forill head live to milan an interview with vittorio grilli. Taylor riggs is with us to explain whats moving. Taylor we were down a bit, we had big gains yesterday on the s p and nasdaq and today coming off the tax form proposals, taking a bit of a breather. Taking a step back to say how will we get this enacted, is it just the opening argument, when will the lobbying efforts start . I want to stick with tax reform. Come with me to my terminal. We have been talking a lo...

You are welcome. This is the pulse. Where life from bloombergs European Headquarters. Wellp, what we have we have a feast. We hear from the former cochief executive of Deutsche Bank as he is interviewed by john micklethwait. In about a halfhour, i am going be speaking from the speaking to vittorio grilli. We have an actionpacked the pulse for you. Thatgross who predicted u. S. Equities have another 10 to fall. Another leg lower. Investors should sickout the current volatility. There is no doubt ...

Mediobanca-Delfin, Chapter Two. With the release of the Board of Directors’ list, the Board of Directors of Piazzetta Coccia yesterday ended the first

Italys government is set to appoint veteran economist Riccardo Barbieri as director general of the Treasury, replacing Alessandro Rivera in the influential position, the economy ministry said on

Italys government is expected to decide on Thursday whether to confirm or remove influential Treasury director general Alessandro Rivera, in a test for new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni who is... | January 19, 2023

The Treasury chief deputises for the economy minister at G7 and G20 meetings and his department manages a public debt of roughly 150% of national output, the second highest in the euro zone after Greece's. Government sources have said Meloni was unhappy with Rivera's handling of some of Italy's main financial dossiers, notably efforts to relaunch the country's fifth largest bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS).

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read ROME, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Italy’s Supreme Court has ordered a new trial for two ex-economy ministers and two former Treasury officials in a case over disputed derivatives transactions between the Treasury and U.S. bank Morgan Stanley. The court also confirmed a previous ruling that the country’s audit court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case against the U.S. investment bank. The ruling by the Supreme Court was made on Nov. 17 but only published on Monday. I...