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IntesaBci could quit Commerzbank

One of the next move would be to leave IntesaBci in Commerzbank (approximately 2.50% of capital) or to sell German subsidiary LOEBBECKE. This as stated by Corrado Passera, A.D. group. President Giovanni Bazoli said that the exit from Commerzbank is one of many hypotheses.

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IntesaBci to 40% in Italy Lazard

IntesaBci will focus on the Italian and retail customers. “The development of the group will head to a greater concentration on the Italian and less statistics, and at the same time will be prime retail customers”, this message Corrado Passera, CEO of IntesaBci, who added that he concluded an agreement with Lazard. IntesaBci bought 40% of Lazard for 100 million and the structure will be the division that will do consulting for large clients, over 450 million in sales. Another 50 million will be earmarked for for the task.

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Gandalf, improve margins in the half

The board of Gandalf has approved the six months ended June 30, 2002 which ended with net revenues in the first half of 2002 at 26.4 million , an increase of 0.66 million compared to the first half the previous year. Gross operating (EBITDA) amounted to -7.9 million , against 10.4 million in the first half of 2001, an improvement of 2.5 million . The net result of the first half of 2002 is negative for 9.2 million , an improvement of 5.1 million over the first half of last year (-14.3 million as at 30 June 2001). Of note finally the improvement of net debt to EUR 5.2 million from December 31, 2001. In the first half of 2002, with passenger numbers were 152,899, up from 147,156 to 30 June 2001 (+4%). Gandalf for the year 2002 saw the completion of the corporate restructuring begun in the previous year and the start of the plan necessary to achieve the goals envisaged in the plan of development.

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Dollar finds strength thanks to Wall Street

Dollar still strong, thanks to gains in the U.S. yesterday to the news that one of the largest Saudi , Al-Waleed bin Talal, has increased its presence in U.S. society. A denial of fact to recent rumors that it would implement a flight of capital from U.S. Saudis. The dollar in mid-session fee 0.9696 per (0.9705 and 0.9770 Final ECB) and 120.03 yen (119.87).

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HSBC unconvincing Morgan Stanley

Analysts at Morgan Stanley were not very satisfied with the quarterly published yesterday by banking giant HSBC. Despite the Titan UK has stunned the with slightly more than expected data, the American decided to cut its price target to 800 pence (previous 900 p.). The EPS 2002, however, was up 1% to 84 cents. HSBC sells 0.3% to 700 pence.

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Fiat spotlight

try to hook the 10 the title of Lingotto. After a brief correction, Fiat is accelerating again by the action of salt went up 10% 2.13 . Remember that Fiat sold 50% of Teksid into a fund for private , earning around 460 million . With this move, Fiat will reduce its net debt amounting to 5.8 billion , 290 million . Today is also the title of the Lingotto not seem to suffer the data on registrations of cars, that in the month of July in fell 6.37% on an annual basis to 202,400 (for the Fiat has seen a decline of 15.9 % yoy).

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Midex the light, strong volatility ’securities

FINANCE very positive this morning, with almost all of the shares in soil strongly positive leading the index to gain 2.4%. Tod’s leading the group, rising by 7.2% to 41.25 . The title, arrived at a maximum of 58 , was diverted to taking from the operators listed below to share 40 . In light also Record (+6% to 25.15 ) after the anticipation of last week on behalf of groups, very positive results. Well also Acea (+5.18% to 4.87 ), La Fondiaria (+8.6% to 2.4 ). Many titles Midex heavily penalized after being the favorite of to benefit from better measure of the bounce today.

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ABN Amro: “One swallow does not make a summer”

The Leap of the scales today brings back a bit ‘of confidence to , but the clouds, unfortunately, are still visible above our heads. And ‘that’s what he thinks Salvatore Miserendino of ABN Amro. “We understand that the movement today is due to technical coatings due to several days of decline or if it is a sign of reversal. The good news is that they are coming some good news at last from the corporate side. Banks U.S. Coca Cola, Ford and Motorola have in fact complied with, if not beat, expectations of analysts. ” The moment, however, is yet to come. “In the coming days are still expected quarterly important. We’ll see if they continue to get positive news. Only then can we tell whether we have seen the minimum, or if we still suffer. If so, this would be the classic rebound opportunity to sell,” concludes Miserendino.

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Thud of IntesaBci, SocGen, “Pesa WorldCom”

Heavy decline for the institution headed by Corrado Passera. IntesaBci is leaving the field almost 5% with the title changing hands at 2.76 , thus approaching the levels of last February. “IntesaBci is accusing exposure in WorldCom,” says Marco Montanari of SocGen. “The esposiozione in the now former telecom giant WorldCom for $ 150 million is pushing to sell the because the heads will be forced to make further provisions. Do not worry, however, Vivendi Universal. “Unlike banks transalipine, IntesaBci is not exposed in Vivendi,” it concludes by SocGen.

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General, arrives at UBS buy

General convince analysts. After the positive comments that came from Merrill Lynch, Bear Stearns and Moody’s, comes the “buy” by UBS Warburg. analysts have justified this with the fact that the management of Leon confirmed a growth of 25% of production in 2002 due largely to the bills to reward the applicant, ie those with more profitable.

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