Germany’s chancellor decried “unfriendly attacks” on banks after UniCredit moved to raise its stake in the lender.

Swaps, collars, Citi Bike, biblically responsible investing and texting regulators about work.

The Italian lender moved to boost its Commerzbank stake above 20%, shrugging off German opposition to a possible takeover.

By Valentina Za, Tom Sims and Andreas Rinke MILAN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) -German Chancellor Olaf Scholz slammed as "an ...

Shares of Commerzbank traded 3.1% lower on Monday after the government said that it would retain its 12% stake in the German ...

Commerzbank shares fell after the German government said it decided to keep its stake in the lender for the time being, ...

Italian government officials are growing frustrated at Germany’s opposition to a potential takeover of Commerzbank AG by ...

Italian bank says purchase will complete only once it receives regulatory approval to increase holding from 9% ...

UniCredit on Monday said it’s reached an agreement to further increase its stake in Commerzbank as the German government ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Shares of Commerzbank traded 3.1% lower on Monday after the government said that it would retain its 12 ...

Commerzbank’s management has warned the German government that a potential multibillion-euro merger with UniCredit is a ...

UniCredit's attempt to participate in Commerzbank without consultation is an unfriendly act and is not appropriate in Europe ...