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Intesa Sanpaolo S.p.A. (0HBC.IL)

IOB - IOB Delayed price. Currency in EUR
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3.5845-0.1540 (-4.12%)
As of 12:42PM BST. Market open.
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Previous close3.7385
Open3.6495
Bid3.5365 x 0
Ask3.6810 x 0
Day's range3.5795 - 3.6590
52-week range2.1330 - 3.7570
Volume882,333
Avg. volume4,023,155
Market cap67.928B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.37
PE ratio (TTM)10.86
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings dateN/A
Forward dividend & yield0.24 (10.11%)
Ex-dividend date22 May 2023
1y target estN/A
  • GuruFocus.com

    Intesa Sanpaolo's Dividend Analysis

    Intesa Sanpaolo (ISNPY) recently announced a dividend of $0.97 per share, payable on an unspecified date, with the ex-dividend date set for 2024-05-20. As investors anticipate this forthcoming payment, it is crucial to delve into the company's dividend history, yield, and growth rates. Utilizing data from GuruFocus, this analysis will scrutinize the performance and sustainability of Intesa Sanpaolo's dividends.

  • Reuters

    Intesa CEO cautious on share buybacks, upbeat on fees

    Intesa Sanpaolo will be cautious in approving any further share buybacks even though it has room to do so, its CEO Carlo Messina said on Friday, sending shares in Italy's biggest bank lower. The bank's shares lost 3.5% after it reported higher than expected net profit in the first quarter, helped by a rebound in net fees which Messina said had continued in April and would result in double-digit growth for fees and commissions this year. Shares extended losses as Messina reiterated his prudent stance on buybacks which have become the form of cashback preferred by bank investors.

  • Reuters

    Intesa targets new digital-only clients after antitrust blow

    Italy's biggest bank Intesa Sanpaolo on Friday said it had acquired some 90,000 new customers through its digital-only arm Isybank, after an antitrust decision effectively halted the migration of existing clients. Italy's competition authority dealt a blow to Intesa's fintech ambitions in November when it ruled the bank had to obtain explicit consent from the around 4 million clients it planned to move to Isybank based on their digital habits. Intesa had informed customers digitally of an opt-out deadline.