The confrontation between Italy and the European Union on the difficulties of Italian banks, and in particular the fate of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, continues. The EU reiterates that government aid rules are clear and rigid, and that the banks' problems must be solved by the banks themselves and not by States. We talked about the Italian banking system crisis and other issues with Max Tani, lecturer at UNSW Canberra Business School.
The confrontation between Italy and the European Union on the difficulties of Italian banks, and in particular the fate of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, continues. The EU reiterates that government aid rules are clear and rigid, and that the banks' problems must be solved by the banks themselves and not by States. We talked about the Italian banking system crisis and other issues with Max Tani, lecturer at UNSW Canberra Business School.
