UniCredit's recent push for a tie-up with Commerzbank has prompted calls by a top official of the German bank for the Italian ...

UniCredit CEO Andrea Orcel and German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil exchanged letters over the future of Commerzbank AG, ...

The CEO of UniCredit renewed his push to merge the Italian bank with its German rival Commerzbank , attempting to make his ...

European banks' stock performance eclipsed that of their US and Asian counterparts by a wide margin in the first half, ...

Andrea Orcel made his name helping banks choose the moment to pounce on a rival. Last week, the CEO of Italy’s deal-hungry UniCredit UCG0.64%increase; green up pointing triangle made his own ...

Andrea Orcel, Europe’s most famous investment banker, was poised to become the new chief executive of Santander. But the bank refused to pay him compensation earned at his previous post.

Spanish bank Santander has been ordered by a Madrid court to pay Italian banker Andrea Orcel 67.8 million euros ($76.40 million) over a withdrawn offer to make him chief executive. The ruling came ...

Divided between two takeover courtships, UniCredit's Andrea Orcel still has room to sweeten his bid for Italy's Banco BPM, analysts say, while political turmoil stalls a deal with Germany's ...

Santander said late on Tuesday that it will no longer be appointing UBS executive Andrea Orcel as its new CEO. The Spanish banking giant said that the level of compensation that was required to ...

UniCredit's CEO Andrea Orcel revealed his hand this week as the Italian lender built a 9% stake in Commerzbank — and a takeover bid for the German rival could still be in the cards.

T he career of Andrea Orcel vividly encapsulates the recent history of European banking. At Merrill Lynch, now part of Bank of America, Mr Orcel advised on deals that formed part of the wave of ...

MADRID (Reuters) – Spanish bank Santander has been ordered by a Madrid court to pay Italian banker Andrea Orcel 67.8 million euros ($76.40 million) over a withdrawn offer to make him chief ...