Previous close | 34.35 |
Open | 34.51 |
Bid | 34.99 x 0 |
Ask | 34.99 x 0 |
Day's range | 34.51 - 34.77 |
52-week range | 17.88 - 35.81 |
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Avg. volume | 181 |
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The European Central Bank has raised concerns with UniCredit about a high turnover of top managers, after a string of changes at Italy's No.2 bank under Chief Executive Andrea Orcel, two people with knowledge of the matter said. UniCredit has seen a series of top departures since Orcel joined in April 2021. The former UBS investment banker quickly moved to overhaul the bank's leadership structure, picking new top executives as he axed a dual head set-up.
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UniCredit shareholders on Friday voted to give CEO Andrea Orcel another three-year mandate and backed the remuneration policy that makes him one of Europe's best-paid bankers. Orcel and the other board candidates put forward by the bank's outgoing directors got 91.5% of votes, UniCredit said. Following a board meeting later on Friday, the bank said it had named Italy's former Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan as chair of the board and academic Elena Carletti as deputy vice chair.